Sentence examples for a tricky person from inspiring English sources

Of Masters's many virtues, the topmost is the way he refuses easy copout labels for a tricky person, his commitment to human variety and unfathomability.

I didn't know whether I was going to be dealing with a very tricky person but she was a sweetheart.

A: Tricky.

"It's a tricky situation whenever a person takes a position; they should be certain that they're well informed," Ms. Zellweger said.

"We the Animals," the kind of sensitive, carefully wrought autobiographical first novel that may soon be extinct from the mainstream publishing world, is mostly written in the first person plural, a tricky gambit that calls attention to itself immediately (as it did in Joshua Ferris's best-selling novel of cubicled anomie, "Then We Came to the End").

In deep learning, vast quantities of example data are used to train a large simulated neural network to perform a tricky task like recognizing a particular person in a photo or deciphering the words in speech.

It's a tricky gambit for an intensely verbal person to try to represent the interior life of an intensely nonverbal one — and that's the job of too many of these chapters.

Employing security is always going to be a tricky issue – a certain kind of person is likely to be attracted to these jobs – which makes it all the more important that staff are thoroughly vetted and the company subsequently held to account.

It's a tricky time to be a young person in Australia right now.

I will explain it better in person, but its a tricky situation and I know you once said you write letters of recommendation for students and I am in need of a good one.

Finding the appropriate person to read an audiobook is clearly a tricky art.