Sentence examples for tricky to tell from inspiring English sources

It is tricky to tell which area is "bought".

But as is always the way with Sia, it's tricky to tell it was her.

And it's a little tricky to tell how much Mohammed would have known about Judaism and Christianity.

In an Eiko & Koma production, it's tricky to tell where the set ends, and the bodies begin.

Dishes are to be shared, arrive speedily in enamel pie dishes, and it's tricky to tell which aromatic brown stew is which.

That lack of training can lead to misdiagnosis, because it is often tricky to tell the difference between physical, psychological and cognitive conditions in this age group.

It is a tricky tale to tell, because the names involved are unfamiliar.

This a tricky story to tell, and it's hard to say what, if anything, should be done about it.

It's a tricky tale to tell; the film's opening and closing scenes of Germans in Czechoslovakia being rounded up and loaded onto trains consciously echo the familiar imagery of Jews being sent to Nazi concentration camps.

It was a tricky thing to tell Kim, it probably would've ruined the atmosphere a little bit.

It's not all that interesting being told how tricky it is to tell the stories that make up history.