Sentence examples for something tricky from inspiring English sources

Act I attempts something tricky, which doesn't quite succeed onstage.

When you want to do something tricky with light, you often use a laser.

"The crowd at Michigan State thought we would do something tricky, but they wanted us to lose".

So this column will try to do something tricky: explore what's ailing Apple without going off the deep end.

You, Rehhagel, who managed to place three defenders whenever old Luís Figo or young Cristiano Ronaldo tried something tricky, have clearly mastered the arts of motivating and organizing.

I headed up a team of fundraisers on Twitter, each of us sponsored to do something tricky or unusual for a fortnight.

So "The Talented Miss Highsmith" jettisons conventional structure and tries something trickier, often with mixed success.

To show me something trickier, St.Croix loaded a recording from a case he had worked on a while back.

The search his new book promises is for something trickier -- a link between the flawed but lofty work and the not-so-nice man behind it.

The students failed to grasp that college groups are not meant to mimic online culture at large but, instead, to do something trickier, regulating its visual language to insure that it remains friendly to all.

But there's something more tricky, too.