Sentence examples for tricky scenes from inspiring English sources

Oh, I don't know, there are so many tricky scenes that are difficult to do for different reasons.

And if there's a particularly tricky scene I'm worried about, I'll do it before then as well.

Mr. Silver is startled by the hug, but it barely registers because he is too focused on other things, like a tricky scene coming up involving nudity.

The acting is excellent and Winslet does a beautiful job, especially in a tricky scene at a book group run by middle-aged women where the theme is Madame Bovary.

In the tricky scene in which the bereaved and outraged Lady Anne is convinced to accept Richard's suit for her hand, Mr. Jones strikes hypnotically persuasive notes of piteous distress as he (falsely) confesses to having committed the crime for love of Anne.

It's a tricky scene to navigate for a first-time festival-goer so this year, I finally feel like I have the lay of the land and a solid schedule of 'festing to go with it.

"The script is read through and discussed a number of times, and certain, trickier scenes will be rehearsed in detail so that a playwright can accurately hear what she set down on paper," Mr. Greenfield and Ms. Striar wrote in an e-mail.

Pantoliano was described as "a lot of fun" and having the "trickiest scenes in the movie".

The play's tricky opening scene is made more, rather than less, confusing by having puppets embody the encounter of Henry and the French king at the Field of the Cloth of Gold.

An inspired minimalism in the tricky last scene, in which Nina has to flap on as a gull, shows desolate Konstantin looking at the world outside – a chandelier and spectral figures – through gauze.

"There is one scene that is very tricky, a complicated scene emotionally and a lot of broken dialogue," Mr. Crowley said.