Sentence examples for tricky talking from inspiring English sources

It's tricky talking your friends into laying down on a bar-room floor and peeking into a tiny hole in the wood but once they do, they will see a full skeleton.

The government is about to begin tricky talks with the provinces on paying for two other symbols from the Liberal 1960s, Medicare and the national pension plan.

First up, trip-hop pioneer Tricky talks to Paul MacInnes about living in LA and making music for his fans, all while rolling a gigantic spliff.

He has one of those tricky talks with his father about moving on, making a change, and so forth; they then wake up the next morning and have the same conversation all over again.

However, the broadcasters' plan swiftly came in for criticism from across the political spectrum, suggesting that long and potentially tricky talks are in prospect - with the possibility of a legal challenge in the form of a judicial review from any parties that find themselves excluded.

Which is tricky, because talking money with Orlandini quickly gets a little surreal.

It's no wonder Matthews has such a tricky time talking about "this gender thing" when he seems unaware that the entire women's suffrage movement even happened.

It was trickier than talking drunk teenagers out of their blouses for Girls Gone Wild! Fabio asked Sash to let him know if his name came up.

It's tricky to talk about these things".

The human rights aspect is absolutely fundamental to our approach, but it is tricky to talk about human rights for girls in areas where the concept of human rights for anyone is absent.

It's always tricky to talk down about yourself once you pass a certain level of success — can you manage to not sound humblebraggish?