Sentence examples similar to tricky speech from inspiring English sources

Of course regulating speech is tricky business.

The main focus of the speech was tricky to define.

History suggests that political Oscar speeches are tricky business, easily translating as strident, self-important, or arbitrary.

The speech managed that tricky job well.

Twitter is in the tricky position of maintaining free speech on a social media platform while appeasing advertisers who may prefer not to be associated with some of the views aired on Twitter's 300 million active accounts – whether those views are terrorist, pornographic or otherwise.

Hate speech is a tricky area and in an era so rife with racial strain, the courts have a fine line to walk when reviewing First Amendment issues.

Parts of speech can be tricky for some words, and especially for phrases.

The time limit on Oscar speeches is a tricky area: you don't want to wreck some hapless visual effects supervisor's single moment, ever, in the spotlight; nor do you want to listen to desperate cases namechecking their agent, PR and dog groomer ad nauseam.

And US free speech laws make it tricky to censor artistic expression.

No, Mrs. Obama didn't give a big speech or negotiate a tricky diplomatic incident.

An acceptance speech can be a tricky thing, but those who attempt more than just the standard laundry list of thank yous can sometimes stumble into greatness.