Frippery — even at its finest — doesn't always do the trick in touchier times.
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The touchier policy questions roiling the left in the Trump era were mostly glossed over.
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Growing apart can be a friendship's natural evolution; ditto for lovers, an even touchier discourse.
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Treatment of tuberculosis is politically touchier, because it often arrives in the United States with immigrants, whom Mr. Trump is famously hostile to.
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The release of 2016's "Formation" continued the theme of Beyoncé highlighting touchier subjects in her art, a decision that terrified white people.
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In the same way that this big and bright moon can make us feel a little, er, touchier than usual, it can also be a great motivator.
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Most of the pieces require double-takes and elicit cerebral, rather than visceral, responses (although the BDSM stroller may well outrage touchier fans of babies and vanilla sexuality).
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Mr Sirisena has let it be known that he cannot achieve both the tricky constitutional reforms and the even touchier business of transitional justice at the same time.
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The question of cultural appropriation is a touchy one for Gud, made even touchier by his mixed-race heritage—"My problem is I can't decide" on a racial identity, he tells me.
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Military leadership has for years recognized threats posed by climate change, but their acknowledgment of it has become a touchier subject under President Trump, who has often questioned the reality of climate change.
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Some comedians complain about not being able to try out their touchier material without getting blasted on social media, or the drag of working within a "politically correct culture" that supposedly stamps out comedic creativity.
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Whether they're complaining about the fear of getting "canceled" while helming multimillion-dollar projects, or brushing off everyone who works for "them blogs," or trying to get music critics they don't like fired, celebs and Hollywood power players are touchier than ever these days.
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Military leadership has for years recognized threats posed by climate change, but their acknowledgment of it has become a touchier subject under President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, who has often questioned the reality of climate change.
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