Sentence examples for tricky movements from inspiring English sources

They, a very credible Mr. Conlee ("The Full Monty") and Ms. Jones ("Passing Strange," "American Idiot") sing with intensity and hit their emotional marks with precision while navigating some tricky movements (overseen by Doug Varone) through crowded spaces.

The rapid-fire words of the tricky second movement almost sound like Morse code.

Midway through the illness, the chorea and lack of coordination would make anything requiring fine motor movements tricky to enact.

The first syllable of the word raza (race, or people) requires a tricky, un-English tongue movement.

I agree that there are "three Brexits" and that each makes freedom of movement a tricky cross for Labour to bear.

But building a functional mechanical insect capable of the natural range of movement has proved tricky.

It's a tricky moment in any political movement, when legislative advances enable antagonists to say: what are you complaining about?

The tricky canons of the first movement make a sportive display of creative prowess, and there are moments of suppleness suggesting popular song.

Cassandra was a daughter of King Priam of Troy and therefore a Trojan rather than a Greek, though she was ignored with disastrous consequences.DAVID GARROODFarnham Common, BuckinghamshireStudent politicsSIR Of course Guy Debord and the situationists had a large influence on the French student movement in 1968 ("Tricky situations", May 2nd).

Physical movement is a tricky one.

The tricky thing about artistic scenes and movements — as opposed to the particular works that outlast them — is that you kind of had to be there.