Sentence examples for tricky concepts from inspiring English sources

The ease with which these and other popular science writers de-mystify tricky concepts can be wonderful.

Mr. Livingston had said on Tuesday that in the world of rock 'n' roll memorabilia, provenance and authenticity can be tricky concepts.

These are tricky concepts to sell to the masses – which, of course, is exactly why Alexander Wang, with his cool young fanbase, was such an appealing choice for the label's bosses.

Because there tricky concepts, head-scratching and road blocks are implicit to learning how to program, LearnStreet provides in-browser live chat, along with the ability to tweet course instructors and access a community-driven Q&A section in realtime to prevent users from having to give up out of frustration.

(I've just done a presentation about those tricky concepts with my friend and colleague Cindy Wigglesworth at the Integral Leadership in Action conference that was held October 15-19. More on that in my next post).

Economic growth is a tricky concept.

Late style is a tricky concept.

For an "anti-party", party leadership is a tricky concept.

But "wilderness" is a tricky concept that bears examination.

Hegemony is a tricky concept and provokes muddled thinking.

But it is a tricky concept for readers to grasp, or fully accept.