Sentence examples for tricky to convey from inspiring English sources

"This will be tricky to convey to the electorate".

The final third is "personal resilience". Murphy commented, "My favorite definition of resilience is the ability to imagine the possibility of improvement". This one is crucially important, but also tricky to convey, Albert and Murphy acknowledged.

His trickier challenge is to convey one veteran's political journey from right-wing patriot to anti-war activist and his private journey from inchoate rage to a modicum of peace.

Baracoa is tricky to get to.

The piano that the Hillcoats have at home is a Bösendorfer and in a wonderful moment of synchronicity I discovered a video produced by the piano manufacturer which is set to "La Campanella". Describing a piece of music in words is tricky; it's difficult to convey the intensity of it, how all-consuming it can be.

Groff mobilizes these stylistic talents to convey that tricky double sense of characters who (for all we know) may or may not be heroic but are certainly heroic in their own estimation.

The aerial combat is thrillingly executed, and Mr. Bay has clearly mastered some tricky war-picture techniques, managing to convey disorder and mayhem on a large scale while maintaining a coherent sense of space and geography.

Written by Aaron Sorkin and directed by Danny Boyle, Steve Jobss" attempts a tricky balancing act, setting out to convey essential warts-and-all truths about its subject while taking extensive liberties with specific details of his life.

Mr. Crutchfield agreed, but said that coming up with the appropriate prefix to convey those values will be tricky.

The phone call is a good setup for Wallace: a tricky mise en scène, an appealingly oblique way to convey information, a technique that sketches personality as absence.

The tricky feat that Ms. Coppola pulls off is to convey the emptiness of Johnny's situation without denying its appeal, and also without giving him more spiritual depth than would be credible.