Sentence examples for seems tricky from inspiring English sources

If buying alcohol seems tricky, the language seems impenetrable.

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

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

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".

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.

Idealism and flag-waving went together; it seems trickier now.

There is also an attractively designed free edition for Windows Phone, though it seems trickier to switch between the dictionary and the thesaurus in that one.

But Obama also said something in the Rose Garden that seems trickier, even if one hopes that it's true: "In the end, history is not kind to those who would deny Americans their basic economic security.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet But Obama also said something in the Rose Garden that seems trickier, even if one hopes that it's true: "In the end, history is not kind to those who would deny Americans their basic economic security.

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