Sentence examples for tricky of from inspiring English sources

Most tricky of all; who gets Jim Naughtie?

Keeping the dirty numbers quiet could get tricky, of course.

Dealing with a Zen master would be tricky, of course.

In the city, long, flyaway hemlines can be tricky, of course.

This was perhaps the most tricky of the three to deal with, with its three doubled consonants and two vowels.

"Nneka's a strong woman and she's talking about government and society," said Tricky of songwriter Nneka Egbuna, who sang on his last album, False Idols.

This paper clarifies in detail one of the tricky aspects of the dataflow analysis: the verification of object initialization.

Relations with the Kremlin have become trickier of late.

So Lula faces the trickiest of balancing acts.

Memories are tricky, and restaurant memories are among the trickiest of all.

The peace prize, first given in 1901, has always been the trickiest of the lot.