Sentence examples for its tricky from inspiring English sources
True, it still has its tricky patches, fried chicken joints, and the high street ain't all that.
"She believes something about herself that I wish for all people, and that is we are all entitled to a voice". Co-created by Dern and Mike White, "Enlightened" premiered in 2011 to positive reviews, but its tricky tone — it's somehow earnest and cynical at the same time — and a vexing protagonist made it a tough sell for some viewers.
In the density of its gritty atmosphere and its tricky narrative convolutions it suggests "The Departed" run wild on its own conceptual excesses.
Of these, two pick up and deposit mail — an operation that, as the person in charge of it fervently explains, has its tricky side.
(With its tricky, rapid chord changes it could have been an étude for improvisers, had it ever had its moment in the sun).
He said Bryant-Denny Stadium was his least favorite place to kick in the SEC because of its tricky wind currents, but it did not look that way Saturday.
These present American diplomacy with one of its trickiest balancing acts.
Both men were radiant with authority and its trickier cousin, authenticity.
But an advanced degree in engineering would be helpful in figuring out its trickiest features, like Crawl Control.
By Ben Greenman Cheap Trick's latest album is one of its trickiest yet, from the winking title ("The Latest") on down.
His career in the Vatican's diplomatic service has included dealing with some of its trickiest relationships, with Israel and China.
