Sentence examples for a tricky subject and from inspiring English sources

Well, she blows it: she gets a chance to be positive, ballsy and feisty about a tricky subject (and goodness knows, she's been positive, ballsy and feisty about plenty of other tricky subjects in her time) and she shreds it.

Similarly, Joanna Briscoe of The Guardian said, "by the final quarter, Dawson knows what she is doing with a tricky subject, and the novel comes into its own with explosive force.

It's not part of the mainstream consciousness, which leaves it as a tricky subject for audiences and comedians to find common ground.

Tongue in cheek though his comments may have been, the invasion of privacy is becoming a serious topic in Web 2.0 and 3.0, and will only continue to be a tricky subject — for both businesses and lawmakers — moving forward.

Music is a tricky subject to write about, and mixing it with science is trickier still.

Mr. Finn has described "Stay Positive" as an album about aging gracefully, a tricky subject for any band, and perhaps especially for this one.

HIV and AIDS are a tricky subject in China.

And this is a tricky subject, because what might offend one individual won't cause another to even blink.

This, he says, has been on his mind a lot, "and it is obviously a tricky subject.

Defining the world's most dangerous sport remains a tricky subject, mainly due to limited data: Unsurprisingly, organizers and participants are loath to publicize deaths.

Women are very active in the industry in the West, but the Gulf's entrenched religious and cultural mores make gender a tricky subject.