Sentence examples for full of tricky from inspiring English sources

These were always most serious works full of tricky symbolism.

It's an amazing game full of tricky puzzles and wonderful graphics.

I'm working on a novel full of tricky sexual drama and Bartók seems to help.

He fares somewhat better in his raps, which are nimble and chock full of tricky internal rhymes.

And at Radio City Music Hall on Saturday night, Mr. Simon put on an engrossing and audacious show, full of tricky new songs and tricked-out old ones.

Not classical foreign ministry stuff, of course, but full of tricky international implications, not least for the euro.The real question-mark looms over the incoming administration's chief pledge: to cut the horrendous number of jobless, now 4m, more than 10% of the workforce.

It's also extremely difficult, full of endless, tricky double and triple stopping.

"It was a very big, testing course and full of very tricky questions, I told my team-mates to be ready for anything".

A phenomenally inventive rapper with a heavy interest in food, he was thrilling on this album full of dense, tricky, funny rhymes and Tommy Mas production so lush it sounded moist.

Louis Armstrong's 1931 "Stardust" is played five times, but we never hear his 1930 "Sweethearts on Parade," with its empyrean muted opening chorus, full of still tricky rhythmic jumps and pauses.

The unconscious is full of the trickiest kinds of resistance.