Sentence examples for a tricky no from inspiring English sources
A tricky no man's land he's in, wherein he has walked all his days, on the principle that life is short and meaningless and one must amass what one can, enjoy it, and die whenever.
In dance, outdoor settings are tough to negotiate, and Central Park is especially tricky: no choreographer wants a dancer to look like an ant.
Second, you're poised to get involved in a workplace romance, which is always tricky, no matter the country.
Selling such product is obviously a tricky proposition: no film marketing outfit would want to be seen as cashing in on some gruesome tragedy, but it's also a gift to those aiming to drum up media attention.
What's true and what isn't is a tricky business, no?" But while the older couple in "Woolf" worked hard at convincing their young guests of the existence of a fictional child, the Man and Woman in "Baby" spirit away the title infant and then try to persuade Boy and Girl that there never was such a thing.
Given Android's fragmentation, this made developing 360 a tricky process — no doubt something with which many Android developers are familiar — to varying degrees.
If you are in a tricky situation no matter what you choose the option that makes you a better person, e.g. if you fight with a friend talk to a parent about it and then you should start to realize that if you say sorry everything would be better.
Confessing your love to someone is tricky — no matter how elegant you are with a pen, it's easy to make mistakes.
"He's tricky!" No kidding.
