Sentence examples for matter how tricky from inspiring English sources

No matter how tricky or misleading the clues, they will always follow a fairly strict set of rules.

The confusion over Romney's position on the matter underscores just how tricky an issue the contraception debates are for the Republican party.

Fourth innings targets you know, always tricky no matter how small; five days' worth of pressure aggregating itself in one chase; struggled against spin, and so on.

Confessing your love to someone is tricky — no matter how elegant you are with a pen, it's easy to make mistakes.

Chasing now will be tricky, though, no matter how long England are given to bat.

Be careful to eat your sandwich over the plate after you add sprouts to it — no matter how hard you try, it's tricky to eat a "sprout-y" sandwich without some falling out.

So he may not get those butterflies in the same way, no matter how many eyes are on him -- or how tricky the task of playing both to the room and the TV audience in these diversity-charged times.

Eroticism, in contrast, is a crucial element in many films and is tricky to conjure, no matter how naked the stars.

I won't lie to you, moving onto the grocery store was tricky for me -- no matter how much I tried I couldn't get it down.

The young singers sounded confident in their tricky lines and also in intonation but no matter how exemplary their sense of ardent improvisation they could not compete with the over-rich orchestral texture.

Exercise is a tricky subject when it comes to weight loss; exercise alone (no matter how much of it you do) will not make you lose weight.