Sentence examples for the trickiest example from inspiring English sources
The trickiest example was Fergus Henderson's Nose to Tail Eating, which was first published in 1999, so in a nearly-cheating move, we allowed our contributors to pick it in its later various guises, all referring back to the influence of the original.
Many of the trickiest bits of the business for example, turning a promising chemical into an actual drug are still as much art as science.
Look for the trickiest part of the piece, for example, sixteenth notes (semi quavers), or a place with a lot of accidentals that are difficult to digest, and determine a speed at which you think you can play even the trickiest parts.
Example 14 is one of the trickiest univocality failures we discovered.
An ambition of twentieth-century philosophy was to analyse and refine the definitions of significant terms and the concepts expressed by them in the hope of casting light on the tricky problems of, for example, truth, morality, knowledge and existence that lay beyond the reach of scientific resolution.
Endorsements were the trickiest problem.
That was the trickiest part.
This is the trickiest step.
Airline cancellations are the trickiest.
This is the trickiest part.
