Sentence examples for be a tricky line from inspiring English sources

Although he's able to be fast, it never comes across as self-indulgent and that can be a tricky line to tow.

It's a tricky line to walk, and few succeed.

It's a tricky line for the service to walk.

It's a tricky line to figure out how much to push a child along.

For any parent, the oversight in this kind of situation is a tricky line to walk.

As far as rhetoric goes, it's a tricky line to walk.

It's a tricky line to walk: Kapadia must have been tempted to follow the drama.

That's a tricky line to pull off -- as tricky as balancing the subject of depression with the form of satire.

It has always been a tricky line to tread: between the semi-religious privacy of the consulting room and Orbach's public role as ambassador for therapy.

I looked at Milton Caniff's work, and there, too, the narrow eyes felt a little exaggerated – but then cartooning is often about exaggeration, so it's a tricky line to walk, especially so because with comics a lot of styles rely on visual shorthands, so it's easier to slide into caricature".

It's a tricky line to walk, because you also need to protect the integrity of your vision.