Sentence examples for tricky to answer from inspiring English sources

Such questions can be tricky to answer.

That proved too tricky to answer.

JAMES SUROWIECKI: It's a great question, and one that is tricky to answer.

I thought, a question that's tricky to answer even now, for Smith's novels (she wrote three, after which she abandoned fiction for ever) are nothing if not singular.

This is tricky to answer, because on one hand, Two Cathedrals might actually be a better candidate for visual extrapolation, on account of its geographic spread.

How middle-aged does this question make me feel?! It's tricky to answer, because I'm not very plugged in to the current scene here in the west of Ireland, and I tend to read the dead more than I do the living.

That is much trickier to answer than it would be for a developed economy such as America's.

That's a tricky question; tricky, because to answer it in the terms it's asked is to think of Frank as a person, which he's not.

Kids' burning questions are often trickier to answer than may seem at first pass, just like the "what is a flame" question.

These are more tricky questions to answer.

It's a tricky one to answer because it gets too personal".