Sentence examples for tricky story from inspiring English sources

This a tricky story to tell, and it's hard to say what, if anything, should be done about it.

It's a tricky story about telling tricky stories, and about how you make art from the ones you've been told not to tell.

Pixar movies are critic-proof, but with a potentially tricky story such as the one in Up, unanimous critical positivity gave it a rolling start.

Written by Blake Masters, who embellishes the tricky story with generous repartee, the movie opens with Stig and Bobby edging around a Texas town and then settling into a diner for some breakfast and banter.

It tells the tricky story of a charming but directionless young man (Mark Duplass) who has a drunken one-night stand with the bisexual sister (Rosemarie DeWitt) of his best friend (Emily Blunt), who is secretly in love with him.

Just as Gene Kelly struggled to make audiences fall in love with the antihero club impresario Joey Evans in its premiere in 1940, and a 1976 revival was marred by recasting, the convulsions in this latest production have largely involved the cast and the tricky story of a bad-boy huckster who treats women shabbily.

His much stronger earlier movies, "Thirty Two Short Films About Glenn Gould" and "The Red Violin," also demonstrated his predilection for tricky stories with artistic (usually musical) themes.

Like addictive foods that contain MSG and other excitotoxins chemicals that trick your brain to experience "yum" even when food has zero nutrition and tastes like dog doo, tricky stories seduce you, but change nothing.

And when Clouzot was released from this latest staring-at-walls isolation, he came back with one of the few films in his oeuvre that could almost be described as joyous, the tricky detective story "Quai des Orfèvres," which is set in the milieu of Paris music halls and benefits mightily from that energy and spirit.

Maybury, best known for his design work on the films of Derek Jarman and his video clips for the likes of Neneh Cherry, Morrissey and Sinead O'Connor, gets the narrative off to a good start, and handles the tricky combination of story and reflection - in other words, the life itself and the life transmuted into art - with lucidity and a sure sense of cadence.

Tells how jingles have to be written to fit into "spots", a tricky… Talk story about Mack Shopnick, arranger of radio jingles or singing commercials.