Sentence examples for tricky texts from inspiring English sources
It is exciting enough to send readers, even those scarred by childhood brushes with Cicero's notoriously tricky texts, back to their Kennedy's Latin Primer".Imperium" ends on a high note, with Cicero's triumph over his aristocratic enemies.
Roth's Earth and Sky has the Finchley Children's Music Group singing a tricky text by Vikram Seth that poses questions about their futures: "How shall I know where I should go?
While the approach might be expected to enliven a bittersweet piece about an emotionally clotted academic named Philip (played here by Simon Bird) all but done in by his benign impulses, the result in practice lessens the import of a tricky text that needs delicate handling if it is to land.
The world for them was not some tricky text but a color-coded manila folder.
He hasn't come close (yet) to conquering the tricky text; many actors never do, in this case.
But he knows the play intimately, having staged it off-Broadway at the Classic Stage Company, and in this new production he has enlisted a core group of actors who bring refreshing clarity to what is undeniably a tricky text.
This is tricky because text data can be relatively unstructured.
The Watson achievement was significantly more impressive than Deep Blue or other board-game-playing programs because it involved natural language understanding, namely the intelligent "understanding," in some sense, of ordinary (often tricky) English text.
Competing standards for encoding the Burmese alphabet are making it tricky to produce text that will be readable on all devices.Making online payments is another difficulty, notes James Chan, an angel investor, because most Burmese are unbanked.
CSS turns out to be really good at doing layout, but a beast when it comes editing tricky formatting such as text spilling over into multiple columns or images anchored to text.
Sometimes the font used for text is tricky to read — which is also why it's an app that probably works best under supervised use.
