Sentence examples for be a tricky sell from inspiring English sources

Mr. Affleck initially worried that the film would be a tricky sell.

In a crowded marketplace of colourful, riotous shows this might be a tricky sell.

A book based on a libretto based on a book might be a tricky sell to most jaded marketing managers, but Unbound didn't mind.

The speech-impediment gags would be a tricky sell, some of the language that Brian angrily uses to come out as Jewish feels misjudged and the material about the transgender character might get the Pythons into a whole new world of trouble.

Attention will now turn to a Plan B, but it may well be a tricky sell given the job has already been turned down.

But whilst a documentary about Hitler or celebrity desert - island would be quickly snapped up by a commissioner, mental health and responsible capitalism in a foreign language continues to be a tricky sell.

With or without the product, they're a tricky sell.

Let's not forget that the essential message of a Republican candidate is a tricky sell.

Part romance, part road movie, part blood-spattered psychodrama, the film — starring Melanie Griffith as Lulu, a New York City wild child, and Jeff Daniels as Charles, her yuppie lover — was a tricky sell at the time.

However, this was a tricky sell, with government bond yields at a record low, the yen hitting a three-and-a-half year trough and the Nikkei soaring to a five-year high.

For the UK, American civil war dramas are a tricky sell at the best of times, and distributor StudioCanal really needed some US buzz to give the film liftoff.