Sentence examples for tricky art from inspiring English sources
Sam Lipsyte on the tricky art of writing about sex.
Experts advise nonprofits that licensing is a tricky art.
Finding the appropriate person to read an audiobook is clearly a tricky art.
As these veterans well know, achieving liftoff in this tricky art form has always posed daunting challenges.
She will need something to keep her going, if she is to master the tricky art of balance.
The Hahns argued that connoisseurs offered only "air-spun abstractions and nebulous mumbo-jumbos," and that "smart and tricky art dealers" ran a "racket".
OPERA may be the trickiest art form to pull off on a shoestring budget because audiences are accustomed to elaborate stagecraft, lighting, costumes, orchestras and choruses.
At the time (the fall of 1808) of this, her seventh adventure, Jane, a 32-year-old spinster, has written four novels (all "entombed in my wardrobe") and mastered the tricky social art of speaking one's mind in mixed company.
Haunted and hard-boiled, Bauer is a classic action-adventure hero: a man of few words but many tricky martial arts moves.
A designer who created the posters for some of the best-known films in history, Mr. Gold struck that tricky balance between art and commerce, creating works that won design-world plaudits and enticed audiences to buy tickets.
Always certain to cause a stir, Germaine Greer joins DoubleJ's Myf Warhurst and curator Jarrod Rawlins at Hobart's Museum of Old and New Art to discuss the tricky relationship between art and gender.
