Sentence examples for looks more tricky from inspiring English sources
Fantastic Beasts' structural furniture already looks more tricky than that of the Potter films, which simply set up Voldemort's nemesis for a new adventure in every school year.
Roy Hodgson told BBC Radio 5 live: "I don't want to suggest Italy are stronger than Scotland, but we have played a lot of games against Italy recently and I thought that group with the rest of the teams in it looked more tricky than the group we have found ourselves in.
Casualwear has always been tricky for Bonds, and while Craig can rock a Harrington, Dalton in a leather blouson looks more cab driver than Her Majesty's Secret Service.
With my white skin, I'll look more like a buoy than a torpedo that can knife through the Hudson's tricky currents.
The choice between chaos and oppression is always a tricky one, but this population is tired of oppression and corruption, and chaos may look more attractive to them.
But then Dallas must go to Seattle in two weeks' time, before facing, you guessed it, Chivas USA in a final-day fixture that suddenly looks a lot more tricky than it did on Sunday afternoon.
The definition of new plays became more tricky when looking at new adaptations or translations of existing theatre scripts.
It would obviously be a lot more tricky if they have to look at compensation with another club.
Others are more tricky, having a small jack that looks like a stereo headphones plug.
