Sentence examples for tricky something from inspiring English sources

Using it also makes obsessively photographing every exhibit with a phone camera tricky – something that can only be a good thing, making people look at the art rather than trying to record it.

It nestles in that tricky something-inoffensive-to-eat-your-dinner-to 8PM slot that More4 excels at.

Reds would be tricky: maybe something like a spicy Jura trousseau.

It is tricky doing something like this where the person in question, though dead, is still so recent a figure.

For the long-term prisoner, hope is a tricky property, something that needs to be constantly monitored and managed.

"It's really tricky, especially something where the public is involved because no name is going to be hands down better than another".

And of course it is always tricky documenting something that is by its nature anonymous.

"It's very tricky to manage something like that," Ms. Porter added.

When you want to do something tricky with light, you often use a laser.

"The crowd at Michigan State thought we would do something tricky, but they wanted us to lose".

Act I attempts something tricky, which doesn't quite succeed onstage.