Sentence examples for seemed tricky from inspiring English sources

It was the process of powering that inspiration into the 21st century that seemed tricky chez Gaultier.

If buying alcohol seems tricky, the language seems impenetrable.

If that seems tricky, try forecasting economic growth for a number of years into the future.

But just at the moment even walking along the main shopping street in Davos seems tricky.

With the economy in the doldrums, and the city threatening layoffs, winning endorsements from unions would seem tricky at best.

He admires Beckett and Chekhov and Cather, thinks Camus had a "dreary mind" and that, next to Woolf, Joyce "seems tricky and vulgar and cheap".

It may seem tricky to pronounce (some at Guardian Travel are still struggling) but don't let that stop you discovering this passionate Polish city with a radical history: this spans from venues such as the Song of the Goat Theatre to post-punk commune Centrum Reanimacji Kultury.

For investors, playing this three-part, seven-year-old commodities boom now might seem tricky.

Just putting these spikes on your lawnmower tires seems tricky and dangerous.

Two player mode is what you think, but on a single device, which seems tricky unless you are sitting really close together on a big phone or have a huge tablet or touchscreen.

The subject matter of "Silver Linings Playbook" seems tricky.