Sentence examples for be quite tricky from inspiring English sources

Egg painting with a brush can be quite tricky.

English has grammar rules; sometimes they can be quite tricky.

Let's leave those variations on the Challenge program, since some of them can be quite tricky.

This can be quite tricky as the water instantly changes the runny peanut butter properties.

"And then I thought, Right, actually, this is going to be quite tricky".

She concedes that "they can be quite tricky to manoeuvre and get in and out of".

And a wheelchair in a field would be quite tricky; muddy.

The fast patter songs – things like "Good King Wenceslas" – can be quite tricky when you've had a few sherries.

He recognises that the changes that need to be made can be quite tricky for people to come round to.

It is so exciting when a client flies from Zurich to Paris for a date, but logistically it can be quite tricky.

"It's quite tricky.