Sentence examples for proves too tricky from inspiring English sources

Even with a case that proves too tricky to be credible -- here, the violent history of a former military man on trial for rape is tied in with the murder in Harlem of an old woman who was at one time the mistress of King Farouk -- Alex saves face with the solid expertise she displays in the courtroom.

If this proves too tricky, wrap the wire around the clip instead.

That proved too tricky to answer.

But for both sides the politics proved too tricky.

Johnson also knows full well that the chancellor, who had indicated that he was relaxed about publishing his tax return, told the Sunday Times last month that the process was proving too tricky.

He stayed there until book three, at which point having to sneak out into the ward corridors to have whispered conversations with his editor about sales in America proved too tricky.

While he says he's still open to a future Tony Hawk virtual reality title, the medium ultimately proved too tricky for the first skater to land a 900.

The dual-code star turned provider for New Zealand's sixth try with a pass out to Nu'uausala, and Williams proved too tricky for the PNG defence as half-time approached when he crossed again.

Muddy two-track roads proved too easy; on a trickier off-road diversion, the XC70 rolled through watery chuckholes and over sharp rocks.

Football proved too strong.

Hitler proved too impatient.