Sentence examples for a sticky concept from inspiring English sources

Here's what the Naming Group taught me about my own name: It should be "sticky," which is a sticky concept in itself.

It's the perfect example of a "sticky wage" depressing employment, even though  the "sticky wage" concept usually applies to jobs that people already have, not jobs they're applying for.

"It's a sticky mess".

It's a sticky business.

This was a sticky situation.

A sticky grip or something.

A sticky, sweaty, headache inducing nightmare.

Violin rosin is a sticky substance.

The pastry morphed into a sticky mess.

Often, they cite a sticky subway ride.

— John Brooks, "Five-Ten on a Sticky June Day," May 28 , 1955