Sentence examples for tricky idea from inspiring English sources
Identity is a tricky idea, and in the wrong hands tricky ideas can be put to wicked mischief.
Picking carbon dioxide molecules out of the air is another tricky idea, harder than picking the raisins out of Raisin Bran; carbon dioxide concentrations are in the hundreds of parts per million.
In my experience as a global head of digital engagement, the concept of an audience is a somewhat tricky idea to pin down when it comes to social media.
Mr. Soderbergh "has a genius for wrapping tricky ideas, like capitalism and its discontents, into commercial packages," Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times in June.
It is a trickier idea to be brutally honest with someone who does not solicit your advice.
Tricky's idea of discipline is quite a loose one.
Fortunately it sounds like that shouldn't be too tricky as the idea is clever and original.
Legislation to cap the welfare bill a popular idea, tricky for Labour, and of only token importance to the cost of welfare is to be introduced to Parliament next week.
It's tricky, because the ideas undergirding a TED talk are both the point and, for viewers seeking a generic TED-type thrill, essentially beside it: the appeal of TED comes as much from its presentation as from its substance.
Any tricky language or ideas that needed time might be revisited then.
[C9.] The Unraveling of a Partnership When Barry McGuire and Michael Michalowicz started a company eight years ago, they had no idea how tricky partnerships could be.
