Sentence examples for tricky not to from inspiring English sources

Slightly tricky not to sound platitudinous when this is your approach.

I'll try not to reach peak Eeyore here, but it's tricky not to feel down in the dumps at this time of year.

"It's tricky not to give anything away here, but although the play doesn't present itself fully at first, you constantly get the sense that you're in really good hands".

Assigning new values to them will be tricky, not to mention bad for banks' share prices.This week an index that tracks bonds consisting of subprime loans made in 2006 dipped below 60 for the first time, down from 97 in January (see chart).

This can be tricky, not to mention dangerous (you can read more about this here).

I also love Burgundy, but that’s a tricky, not to mention expensive, area that is full of pitfalls.

It's tricky, however, not to divide books into those for business and those just for pleasure.

It's a tricky decision not to do it again, because I could make my life a hell of a lot easier by doing it again".

Getting the breadcrumbs golden brown and crunchy while keeping the meat moist and flavorful can be a tricky proposition, not to mention the danger of a greasy crust.

Cut them into four strips lengthways – this can be tricky; be careful not to cut yourself.

The first step in orchestrating the city must be to listen – a deceptively tricky, active thing, not to be confused with passive hearing.