Sentence examples for fundamentally tricky from inspiring English sources
Whether you consider him the last modernist or one of the postmodernists, you can't deny the fundamentally tricky nature of Gass's fiction.
The trouble is, the terrain looks fundamentally trickier for the supermarket chain.
Chloé is so fundamentally Parisienne that it is tricky territory for a British designer to inhabit while maintaining her identity, but Waight Keller is managing the balancing act.
But the fund left to a later day the broader and far more politically tricky task of fundamentally reapportioning the vote shares among countries to fully recognize their evolution within the global economy.
"As the title suggests, 'Atonement' is fundamentally about guilt and the attempt to overcome it, and about the tricky, tragically imperfect power of art to compensate for real-life crimes and misdemeanors".
It felt fundamentally wrong.
"That's fundamentally flawed".
We're fundamentally hampered".
That feels fundamentally broken".
I believe that fundamentally.
