Sentence examples for tricky creatures from inspiring English sources
Finally Winsmith comforted himself by falling back on the common stereotype that, "negroes are very uncertain and tricky creatures so it is difficult to tell what is the real truth in this case".
On September 13, the composer/singer-songwriter Gabriel Kahane unleashes what is typically considered one of the trickiest of musical creatures -- the sophomore album.
'Take into account the eel's muted colouring, its snoutiness, its thick coat of viscous slime, and its convulsive writhings and you have a creature with a tricky image problem,' says Fort. Free Willy it isn't.
The last full survey in 1994 put the North Sea population at around 280,000, yet porpoises are still tricky to see because, unlike their flamboyant dolphin cousins, they are shy creatures that only come to the surface to breathe, not play.
Now in that tricky transition period from child to adult actor, Dunst seems that rarest of creatures: a level-headed Hollywood young person.
Both building and grounds are protected by the Caipora, small and furry spirit-beings who are extraordinarily mischievous and tricky, and who emerge under cover of night to watch over the students and the creatures who live in the forest.
It is a tricky balance to strike.Ms Ahrendts cautions that the "millennial customer" is a different creature from the 20th-century luxury-lover.
Being a hostess also requires me to navigate the tricky political ramifications of dinner, which means keeping the menu free of veal, foie gras and a host of endangered sea creatures.
