Sentence examples for slippery of from inspiring English sources

And that is the most slippery of slopes.

But how to get a handle on this most slippery of genres?

This is slippery, of course, only believing the testimony of the minority who agree.

English is a particularly flexible language, and the "ough" sound the most slippery of all.

The most slippery of all has been their use of "consent".

He stands out in it for his radical invigoration of the most slippery of aesthetic terms: realism.

Fay is aware of the slippery nature of some of her memories.

And slipperiest of all is the slope from what has been called "torture lite" to torture dark.

Hayek made the slipperiest of slippery slope arguments: the smallest move toward the expansion of government would lead to a cascade of bad consequences that would result in full-blown authoritarian socialism.

To concede an avoidable second shortly afterwards is to give yourself the steepest and slipperiest of mountains to climb, unlucky bounce of the ball or not.

This is perhaps the slipperiest of all slopes.