Sentence examples for maybe a tricky from inspiring English sources
In the "60 Minutes" interview, Romney also resisted, slightly, the idea that the election might be, as Bob Schieffer put it, a "referendum" on Ryan's budget plan (and see James Surowiecki on why that would be an interesting conversation, and maybe a tricky one for the G.O.P .: "Well, I have my budget plan as you know that I've put out.
The errors, absurd misstatements and unrelenting extremism were not the result of some "gotcha" moment in which a candidate was cornered in an interview or debate by a tricky (or maybe not so tricky) question.
Maybe that difficult colleague is just in a tricky situation.
The afterlife is a tricky milieu for any writer; maybe even trickier than the souls of wolves.
Maybe the tricky business of letting go of a vocation that has shaped a person from their teens onwards was too big a deal to do like clicking fingers.
Maybe the overdramatic shots and suggestive dialogue are just that -- a way to make a tricky subject more accessible.
For Eugene Onegin this included several combinations of dance steps, simple in themselves maybe, but tricky to carry off with such carefree aplomb.
