Sentence examples for somewhat treacherous from inspiring English sources
For the Democrats, oddly enough, attacking the Bush doctrine is proving somewhat treacherous territory.
The scene on deck was quite pleasant, if somewhat treacherous — a flood tide rocked the boat, and some patrons perched precariously on the narrow ledge of the gunwale.
They are easily removed when the flowers finish and readily self-seed There are more than 2,600 tulip varieties, which makes choosing the right ones for your garden somewhat treacherous.
It has a view of the somewhat treacherous steps down to the stony beach where, in addition to the canoe, there's a motorboat that goes a whopping five miles per hour and a rowboat that my friends like to dress up with a fake mast and call Chicken of the Sea.
It was a somewhat confusing and treacherous web that, in short, permitted Bulger a degree of immunity while he went around committing or ordering heinous hits.
Pity the field if the wind blows or if the greens get significantly faster, but the forecast called for rain Friday, which may help the field cope somewhat better with the treacherous greens.
Somewhat surprisingly, Senator McCaskill of Missouri – deemed treacherous in 2008 – became its lead spokeswoman and one of the first lawmakers to endorse Clinton.
Those treacherous little Japs are up to new and somewhat inspired deviltry in the South Pacific region, according to an anthropologist friend of ours.
By Eugene Kinkead The New Yorker, October 30, 1943 P. 15 Those treacherous little Japs are up to new and somewhat inspired deviltry in the South Pacific region, according to an anthropologist friend of ours.
Yet his failure to proceed any farther (when it would have been easy to do so), his treacherous dealings with the Iroquois, and his leaving Roberval in the lurch detract somewhat from his stature.
