Sentence examples for slippery between from inspiring English sources

The half-gallons can be tricky to pick up (they're slightly slippery, between the plastic wrap and the coated gloves), and you don't want to drop them, since the damaged ones can't be sold.

"Her" bucks the retro moment by jumping enthusiastically, and blindly, into a future that is neither utopian nor dystopian but — like our own era, and like every era —somewhere in the slippery in-between.

On the other hand, Nicole Bass v. World Wrestling Federation Entertainment Inc., et al., now under way in federal court in Brooklyn, offered something more subtle: a meditation on the slippery relationship between real and fake, the porous boundaries between person and public persona.

But Capote's infractions also raise enduring questions about the slippery boundary between truth and fiction in narrative journalism, and the relationships that develop between a reporter and his sources.

All photographs exist on this slippery divide between art and reality.

In Tijuana the Mexican policeman Javier Rodriguez Mr. Del Toroo) negotiates a slippery slope between authorities and cartels.

Like her hero Duchamp, she mines the slippery bond between things and language, text and thought.

And "Starcatcher," like "Jackson," walks a slippery tightrope between flippancy and highly charged sincerity without losing its balance.

The slippery linkage between scientific and common-sense views of the world might seem a promising topic for Mr Latour to exploit on his side of the argument.

But even at an ordinary party, I think these young women understand that everybody is skating on thin ice, moving in the slippery territory between "you" and "I".

Through a television ad and online forums, the campaign illustrated and prompted conversations about the slippery slope between harmless interactions and harassment in public places.