Sentence examples for tricky feeling from inspiring English sources

For this game, we chose to focus on the rather tricky feeling of surprise as our theme, and spent countless hours in discussions and on production.

ASMR is a tricky feeling to describe, and I can only talk about it secondhand.

In sketching his own intensely crosshatched character, so ripe for exploitation by Wall Street hucksters who played on his heady hopes about the market while suavely anesthetizing his intestinal doubts, Denby the critic reveals his tricky feelings about the movies he makes his living writing about.

Somehow this television expansion of the world created in the Coen brothers' film managed the tricky feat of feeling both fresh and necessary, and it riffed off the film in intelligent and dryly comic ways.

If you're feeling tricky, try dropping the enemy intelligence when you are out of sight, and cloak immediately.

"I'm sorry to have given you such a tricky one," I said, feeling a little proud of myself.

It's tricky, isn't it, feeling essentially like a stranger in what is nominally your own home.

This wipe-clean Walthamstow pad might appeal to someone who doesn't like dust, but it could be tricky to shake the feeling you're living in a swimming pool" – but I suppose the real story here is that you're expected to pay £900, a month, to live in a sort of tiled cage in Walthamstow.

Expressions of feeling are trickier for the novelist if characters can swear at will.

Anyway, "Borges on the Couch" seems to me a tricky place to look for a clear answer to Wallace's true feelings about biography.

I remember driving the standard and Turbo Regals at night on the tricky Merritt Parkway in Connecticut and feeling a few pale-knuckle moments as the speed climbed.