Sentence examples for felt tricky from inspiring English sources

"To then turn around and take the money from the U.S. government felt tricky for us," Dahl said.

If their tempo were any less sure, they might feel tricky, overdetermined, forcibly literary.

"Even discussing it feels tricky because it isn't something I'd recommend to fellow actors.

"It doesn't feel tricky, and it doesn't dominate the environment".

"He has figured out a way to make work that deals with technology but doesn't feel tricky or techie, rather it's intuitive.

This mystery-genre structure feels tricky at times, what with misleading clues and Disa's ominous bad dreams, but it also makes her an interestingly unpredictable character.

Selling can feel tricky even if you've been in business for years.

This may feel tricky as parents worry about hurting self-esteem, or if they have another child who they are desperate to feed.

"And that's also hard when I am reading in a space that I feel like is occupied by a lot of straight people, and then to read a piece unpacking the racism of white queer people and in that space sometimes will feel tricky to me.

And that's what I feel like Tricky and Dream did with this record.

When the band played something complex, like the 13-beat rhythm he wrote into "The Snake," or a similar one written by the band's trumpeter and percussionist Richard Nant in "Chucaro" (it could be heard as 13 but broke down more exactly into three, four and two threes), it felt purposeful, not just tricky, and the audience got behind it, cheering forcefully.