Sentence examples for not so tricky from inspiring English sources

It was not so tricky.

That is not so tricky when you can hit sixes seemingly at will.

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.

Even where matters are not so tricky, orchestras are typically close-mouthed about such searches, especially those for music director, for fear that if an offer is refused, the other candidates may end up feeling like afterthoughts.

This is a fairly long and tedious, but not so tricky.

As there may be multiple bids, "[the broker of the selling property will] want someone who's easy to deal with and not so tricky," said Cuthill of Savills Country Department.

No doubt, we'd eat more violet salads and slurp up more violet syrup if true violets weren't so tricky to grow in most American gardens.

But such a coup de theatre is less compelling at the cinema, where the multi-character montage isn't so tricky too pull off.

Some of the current thinking on this would blow your mind – if only, as we've established, it weren't so tricky nailing down what we mean by "mind".

Not so many tricky installations (though Sadie Coles was a notable exception, showing Gabriel Kuri's self portraits: plastic bags filled with water and what looked like wee).

That wouldn't be so tricky.