Sentence examples for considered tricky from inspiring English sources

But that's not comparable to the publicity impact on Nixon, who was already widely considered tricky or sleazy.

Nowadays there is only one species of Epacris in general cultivation here in the UK; they are considered tricky, tender and difficult to germinate.

Expert is a match of the original notes; hard has some note-heavy drum rolls and other difficult or fast notes removed; medium takes away the orange notes (for guitar and bass) and anything else considered tricky.

Standing more than 30 stories tall, with few branches on their lower levels, they were considered too tricky to climb.

The kickers often find life awkward when the wind blows – even Jonny Wilkinson considered it tricky to find his range there – and the weight of history is heavy indeed.

Even Verbinski and Depp's quirky animation, Rango – at the time considered a tricky sell to the family audience – did better than The Lone Ranger, with a debut of £1.64m back in March 2011.

Song-based numbers such as 'The Rise' and 'Glass Agenda' offer more considered dynamics, tricky time shifts and droll lyricism that are in direct line to art rockers such as Soft Machine and Gang of Four.

The waters off Alaska are considered particularly tricky because of the long periods of daytime darkness, periods of months when ice would block the movement of relief ships and the fragility of ocean habitats for whales, polar bears and other species.

Cloning a dog was considered particularly tricky because of the animal's complex reproductive cycle.

Cahalan, like many an expert, divides the Sydney Hobart into three sections: the New South Wales coast, Bass Strait and the Tasmanian coast, although some consider the tricky final approach to Hobart up the Derwent River worthy of its own category.

For the most part, I floated about the treetops while construction went on, overseeing as avatars flew about, sloughing off blocks, pausing to consider a tricky curve or corner, and sloughing again.