Sentence examples for possibly tricky from inspiring English sources
But here's the real key and possibly tricky part that people often don't follow through on - trust yourself and don't ignore any of those intuitive hits.
Reading one crackling, cheerless narrative after another, I started to feel that there was another — and possibly trickier — conflict at work.
"It's possibly the trickiest fight I've had – one minute he comes forward, next minute he's on the back foot.
Possibly the trickiest situation to navigate in the Mommyhood during flu season is the playdate.
Yes, the president admires the great classics of Dostoevsky and Tolstoy, but he also cites the Persian polymath's poems as giving him succour, quite possibly during the tricky moments when he is on the receiving end of EU sanctions and international frownings.
Though, given Blake describes the success of deep networks as "a surprise to pretty much the whole field" (i.e. that the technology "has worked as well as it has") it's clear that making predictions about the forward march of AI is a tricky, possibly counterintuitive business.
The return of a long-missing person, possibly an impostor, stays tricky through 400 serpentine, carefully nuanced pages.
Though many of you nominated favourite clues it sometimes proved tricky (for possibly obvious reasons) to determine just which were being referred to, so I won't declare a winner.
In possibly telling contrast, the sometimes tricky names of the professionals in Strictly Come Dancing, seen on the gatefold-style cover and occupying another seven pages inside, are all spelt impeccably.
Getting into the sea is tricky - it's cold, possibly rocky and probably seaweedy.
