Sentence examples for tricky relationship between from inspiring English sources

Sisterland has a tricky relationship between identical twins at its heart.

The tricky relationship between him and Oliver Cotton's haught-insulting Northumberland is also firmly established.

Always certain to cause a stir, Germaine Greer joins DoubleJ's Myf Warhurst and curator Jarrod Rawlins at Hobart's Museum of Old and New Art to discuss the tricky relationship between art and gender.

This has stayed with him since before his stint at Sky despite allowing every visiting journalist to mention the evil empire, dark forces and overlords as well as that tricky relationship between father and son.

Galileo, who argued that the earth revolved around the sun, has been a thorn in the side of Catholic orthodoxy for more than 350 years, and the various ways in which the church has responded to him offers a kind of index of the tricky relationship between holy mother church and science.

One thing to beware of with trackers, though, is the tricky relationship between parent and sibling.

That applies particularly to the always-tricky relationship between the US and Iran.

Progress is also occurring in the often-tricky relationship between civil-rights and LGBT-rights activists, as Shaun King discussed at Daily Kos.

He soon finds that this is not your average one-night town: Wandernburg has a tricky relationship with geography, shifting ceaselessly between Prussia and Saxony, and its own cartography is no more reliable.

I have a tricky relationship to mothering.

Both of them have a tricky relationship with Downing Street.