Sentence examples for deliberately tricky from inspiring English sources
For netizens who blitz through webpages (myself included), the structure seems almost deliberately tricky.
Fashion deliberately makes modernity tricky to decipher by including a few random elements – leather fringing, or 1930s Shanghai, or ankle-strap shoes – that are there to make the whole process more exclusive.
However, sometimes the employer will deliberately bring up tricky topics just to see how you handle them.
Richter's reputation is as a prolific, tricky virtuoso, a deliberately elusive Conceptualist who, it is often said, paints only to prove that painting is dead.
The eccentric comic works that David Parker and the Bang Group presented on Thursday night were filled with tricky steps and deliberately cumbersome costumes.
Tending the dead of China's later wars may be trickier; the history is deliberately shadowy.
Detecting bribery and corruption is anyway fraught, and proving an official or player acted deliberately to influence a football match is tricky.
IT TAKES chutzpah to tweet "rockets are tricky" shortly after one you have just launched has deliberately blown itself up.
Rather than going down the American path of deliberately trying to entrench the act (amending the US constitution is a very tricky thing to do) on its face the Human Rights Act is just an ordinary piece of legislation.
