Sentence examples for dicey territory from inspiring English sources
This is very dicey territory.
If you struggled to talk about it with your other half without entering some dicey territory, here's a forum for free discussion about the film.
To mark the anniversary of bin Laden's death, the Obama team released a new ad that features Bill Clinton praising Mr. Obama's courage, explaining that a raid in the dead of night in dicey territory could have ended in disaster.
The board of governors, which includes Steven Spielberg, Tom Hanks, Whoopi Goldberg, and Laura Dern, was surely not anxious to wade into more dicey territory, but this weekend it took the unprecedented step of ousting Weinstein.
Beyond Season 5 or so, I make no promises about consistency or quality; there are some good episodes to be found, but the second half of the show's run is dicey territory, to say the least.
The "common struggle" argument was one I also encountered with another European artist one who had, to steal a term from Derrick Carter, waded into similarly dicey "cultural smudging" territory.
Even as the friends' conversation gets into dicey, defensive, and argumentative territory, "Value" seamlessly lightens the mood with Jayde instagramming her dinner nothing in the real world will distract her from presenting her best life online.
Fowler, best known for her novel "The Jane Austen Book Club," is a trustworthy guide through many complex territories: the historical allure and dicey ethics of experimental psychology, not to mention academic families and the college towns of Bloomington and Davis.
On this day, no planes are heading to Abidjan and the decision is that it's too dicey for Mr. Nossiter to drive through contested territory.
