Sentence examples for deceptively tricky from inspiring English sources
And there was a deceptively tricky breeze as well.
And Brazil face a deceptively tricky draw, with Spain, the Netherlands or Chile potentially lying in wait in the last 16.
The first step in orchestrating the city must be to listen – a deceptively tricky, active thing, not to be confused with passive hearing.
The single topped the charts around the world, inspired dozens of parodies by everyone from US military cadets to Eton schoolboys, and spawned a deceptively tricky international dance craze.
Elsewhere you might get invited to power some exotic machinery through Goodwood's superbly rewarding though deceptively tricky hillclimb or even – and skip the rest of this sentence if you don't want the surprise spoilt – slip into your astronaut suit to bounce around the surface of the Moon in NASA's Lunar Roving Vehicle.
Chatbots offer the promise of frictionless access to goods, services and information, but creating effective bots can be deceptively tricky.
This is tricky, as the game seems deceptively simple at first and it's tempting to go down the button-mashing road.
That discovery — and the tricky mixture of resistance and accommodation it provokes in this smart, stubborn girl — is the subject of Haifaa al-Mansour's sharply observed, deceptively gentle film, reportedly the first feature ever directed by a Saudi woman.
"It's deceptively attractive".
Sales Associate: Deceptively smooth.
