Sentence examples for clearly tricky from inspiring English sources

The scenes where Robby has his strange and funny online encounters were clearly tricky to patch together for the film, and certainly might prove unsettling to some.

Politically, the mix is clearly trickier.

But the dance with disaffected Americans is clearly trickier for Democrats.

It's clearly a tricky but hot topic.

But Losh is clearly a tricky character for a biographer.

Finding the appropriate person to read an audiobook is clearly a tricky art.

It is clearly also tricky for a highbrow art form to present itself as relevant to everyone when it has to court and then accept money from special-interest groups.

Students, he explains, can request any data the university holds on them at any time, but displaying automatically on their personal dashboard whether the university is predicting a good or a bad outcome is clearly a tricky prospect.

(The risk is that growth will prove more vandalistic than poverty: UNESCO, the UN's culture and conservation body, is worried that the dockyards development will mar Liverpool's world heritage-listed waterfront).The Liverpool brand is clearly a tricky, if appealing, proposition.

Before explaining this further, we will elaborate on network effectiveness, which is clearly a tricky subject.

Navigating the spikes on those flowers is clearly a tricky feat, a task for which the bird is well-adapted.