31.   Realignment still touches a nerve with many NFL owners.

32.   Social analysis can also be applied to the health status of ethnic and minority groups, although such efforts are likely to raise eyebrows or touch nerves.

33.   Still, having archaeology discussed from the pulpit, rather than from secular academia, touched a nerve.

34.   Still, Sirota has touched a nerve.

35.   Such efforts clearly touch a nerve.

36.   That has touched nerves in a land worried about its future.

37.   That possibility touched a nerve with Jonesboro parents, teachers and other school employees who had their first private, face-to-face meeting with police since the shooting.

38.   That touches nerves and makes for real drama.

39.   The Columbine killings touched deep nerves from sea to shining sea.

40.   The book has touched a nerve for many readers, he said.