Sentence examples for a tricky note between from inspiring English sources

Sir Harrison starts out, as he often does, on an E, this time the E at the top of the treble staff, a tricky note between the soprano's middle and upper registers.

When building infrastructure, governments walk a tricky line between counterproductive tight-fistedness and unnecessary gold-plating.

A: Tricky.

Sisterland has a tricky relationship between identical twins at its heart.

To keep it that way requires a tricky balance between the growing trends of tourism and nature conservation.

"It's tricky," noted Larkins.

It's often a tricky balance between how to amplify voices of others without speaking over people.

Teaching a child to be competitive is a tricky mix between natural tendencies and qualities that are nurtured.

'My response after this exercise was to go away and fix the notes because they were broken' and 'it's a tricky one because the notes clearly weren't ideal because this whole thing was sort of hidden.'.

Posthumous publishing is certainly a tricky game, as Alexandra Alter noted recently in the Wall Street Journal.

It's a tricky line to walk, between an embrace of retro appreciation and an attempt to offer innovation.