Sentence examples for tricky to say from inspiring English sources
It's something else, though it's tricky to say exactly what.
Reducing entitlement programmes will be tricky, to say the least.
Building a career in classical music can be tricky, to say the least, even for young musicians with ample talent.
So picking our favourite blogs from the year, which aren't necessarily the ones that brought in the most traffic, was tricky to say the least.
Pitchers are much trickier, to say nothing of sharp grounders headed up the middle.
People make a big deal over the tic-tac-toe phonetics — "All I ask is that you name the restaurant something that's a little easier to pronounce and spell," Ed Levine wrote, on the Web site Serious Eats — but is Txikito really any trickier to say than La Grenouille, or 'Cesca?
Playing with pharmaceuticals is a tricky business to say the least".
As Thomas Mallon points out in his book on the subject, "Stolen Words," it is tricky territory to say the least.
"Some of the models really are too thin, but that is such a tricky thing to say".
