Sentence examples for tricky to show from inspiring English sources

LARNER: It was tricky to show the gradual process of a man losing himself.

Similarly, during a telephone interview it can be tricky to show the usual body language that indicates you are interested, adds Bhumbra.

It can be tricky to show your scintillating sense of humor online, but if you can pull it off, your crush will be impressed.

She usually hasn't done anything to involve herself in the process and suddenly comes to me with all sorts of remarks and tricky questions just to show that she's the boss.

Harris's second, and trickier, task is to show how many of the people whose high modernist credentials have always seemed impeccable were actually deeply drawn to the impure forms of the past.

But the emergency budget promised for June 22nd will be trickier: it needs to show resolve on the deficit without sending the country back into recession.In America, paradoxically, the Greek crisis has, if anything, removed the pressure for deficit reduction, by reducing bond yields.

Walker, at least, tried to show how tricky these bonuses and pay decisions supposedly are.

India remain in a strong position to take an early lead in the series but Gooch was encouraged by the resolve his players had started to show after a tricky opening few days.

To show me something trickier, St.Croix loaded a recording from a case he had worked on a while back.

"It's tricky if we try to show a human side we may alienate his base".

"The problem for Hal is, if a show starts off with a producer who can't pull it off, it can get tricky to get the show back on track," said Theodore S. Chapin, the president of the Rodgers & Hammerstein Organization.