Sentence examples for tricky beast from inspiring English sources

Arrogance in sport is a tricky beast to control.

You hardly need musical training to know what a tricky beast a symphony orchestra must be for composers to feed.

"Google is a tricky beast and a moving target," he told me, "so we try to decipher it, to reverse-engineer it".

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In practice, implementation turns out to be a tricky beast, as Patrick Radden Keefe captured in his piece for The New Yorker on Washington State's policy buzzkill.

A pomegranate-glazed duck breast is a tricky beast at the best of times but since this one is also sauteed with pak-choi and braised rhubarb there are further hurdles for the wine to jump.

By contrast, Lie To Me is an altogether more tricky beast, whose appeal largely lies not so much in the plots of the week or even in Roth's taut performance, but rather in the way in which the show forces the audience to become involved.

We all know that venture capital can be a tricky beast.

Surveys are a tricky beast, and seemingly innocuous difference can result in massively different outcomes.

However, as your digital marketing team may have already discovered, audience targeting can be a tricky beast to master.

It is a tricky beast to work out despite the importance of return-on-investment for all businesses and departments.