Sentence examples for not that tricky from inspiring English sources
The conditions were tricky, in temperatures which approached 40C, but not that tricky.
Not that a Tricky album would ever be that simple: as you listen you will pick up plenty of other influences – jazz, blues and reggae all feature – along with an eclectic bunch of collaborators, from Mykki Blanco to Tirzah, who guests on the fantastic cover of Janet Kay's Silly Games.
There are many tips and techniques that aren't all that tricky.
THE trouble with houseplants is not that they're tricky to grow or elusive to find.
Personally I don't find SMS that tricky, and I think the company may be too enamored with its software alternative to NFC.
Not that it isn't tricky: we want Hitler to be both smaller than he thought he was and bigger, to puncture the self-aggrandized ego without minimizing the criminality.
As it happens, the decoding (and displaying) of MPEG2 video isn't that tricky.
Which isn't that tricky if you're trying to film a spider rolling up a fly into a little ball, perhaps, but it's a very different kettle of orcas when you're talking about large animals careening along the savannah at 55 mph.
This isn't that tricky for me because I've produced spots that have actually been on TV.
The revelation of the Van Baalens – that Tricky is not an android but the third brother – gives the story an emotional wallop behind the fangasmic nature of the premise.
