Sentence examples for tricky image from inspiring English sources

That will be a tricky image to sustain if half the population discovers that the only way to participate is by signing up for the best-dressed lady competition.

'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.

"Technology can be a useful tool, but sometimes it's tricky because images on a screen can turn an exhibit into a toy or game," Ms. Fisher said.

But adjusting the egg on the separate red feet can be tricky, and images from the camera are just so-so, particularly at the 640 by 480 pixel size that passes for "high resolution" with these devices.

A lag between hand and screen can make focusing tricky, and the image doesn't always stay sharp when you zoom.

But even though my four kids range from 12 to 20, it's still tricky to find an image in which their eyes are all open, they're actually facing the camera and they're not subtly torturing one another.

While I carry several phones with me, it's rare that I pull out a device other than an iPhone when I want to capture an image in tricky lighting.

The tricky part is sending images quickly over conventional, low-capacity networks.

The sequence required some tricky lighting to capture images of torch-wielding characters on horseback along with hints of their surroundings.

"The weather images are tricky, because one of the things we use is things like lighting and reflections and vanishing points, and those don't really exist in those images".

There's a reason the images so tricky to tell apart.