Sentence examples for actually very tricky from inspiring English sources
"Hovering over a urinal is actually very tricky.
Of course the broader issue, completely obscured in today's RMG drama, is that it's actually very tricky to value companies for the very long term.
Kadosh's early productions were operettas such as Oscar Straus's Ein Walzertraum – "they are actually very tricky to do, technically as well as musically" – and he has gone on to conduct a varied repertoire from Mozart and Donizetti to Schoenberg and Mark-Anthony Turnage.
But the carnage is only the grabber for what is actually a very tricky legal mystery, and Riley, who prosecuted "the most famous serial killer our city has ever seen" when he was a raw youth, doesn't really hit his stride until he walks down those mean corridors that lead to the courtroom.
"The bass is actually a very tricky instrument.
But figuring out what technically makes something a "property right" as opposed to a different kind of personal or private right is very tricky, and not actually connected to the original meaning of the Fourth Amendment, I think.
Figuring out whether any of this is actually happening is, to be sure, very tricky: how do you reasonably distinguish between the normal give-and-take of the market and a bear raid or simply an information cascade, and who is supposed to do the distinguishing?
There are still a lot of difficulties with the recording technology to overcome, so actually shooting a picture-length production will be very, very tricky".
I actually have a hard time focusing... which is making writing a concept album very tricky..
