Sentence examples for slippery concepts from inspiring English sources

Reality and illusion are such slippery concepts".

And choosing what to include often means pinning down slippery concepts and making subjective judgments.

How much of his charm will rub off on the uncuddly Mr Kaczyński is another question.*As in politics everywhere, right and left are slippery concepts in Poland.

They succeed by using delightfully revealing analogies and similes, some borrowed from their prior work, that make slippery concepts sit still for study.The notion of "quantum entanglement" makes more sense when depicted as a pair of loaded dice.

Paradoxes and controversies have been resolved, slippery concepts have been demystified, and practical problems requiring causal information, which long were regarded as either metaphysical or unmanageable can now be solved using elementary mathematics.

They are seen as slippery concepts, subject to change, and present in some measure in everyone; as the preacher Brother Justin Clancy Brownn) says in the first episode, while talking to a migrant woman who has stolen money from the collection plate, "We all, each of us, carry within us the seeds of our own salvation and our own damnation".

SUSTAINABLE development is a dangerously slippery concept.

First, neutrality is a slippery concept.

Safety is a slippery concept, though.

OK, but "alignment" is a slippery concept.

Yet ownership is a surprisingly slippery concept.