Sentence examples for tricky world of from inspiring English sources

Unusually the mural includes a signature, but in the tricky world of real and fake Banksy, that is no guarantee of authenticity.

The president had given hints of his desire to enter into the tricky world of race relations in his second inauguration address just a few months earlier when he called on the nation to put aside differences and work toward creating "one America".

For two years, my plan to side-step the tricky world of princesses worked.

Next on its list is the tricky world of light fixtures.

The series, which is promoted as "A group of friends navigating the tricky worlds of love and relationships in the time of HIV", has proved to be a popular talking point among the target age group of 15 to 49-year-olds.

"And so I just thought it's the perfect situation for me to use an actress to create this kind of tricky world".

It's a tricky world, this world.

"I knew it was quite a tricky world".

What a tricky world we live in.

If you haven't been paying much attention to what has been happening to the universe, or to our notions of it, for the last few years or decades, you could do far worse than to take this trip, which is split into hourlong segments devoted on succeeding weeks to space, time, the tricky quantum world of the very small and the megalarge realm of universes beyond our own.

Issues like this recently prompted the Dia Art Foundation, which owns the work, to begin exploring the idea of systematically documenting the site, photographing it from year to year to give curators and conservators a better idea of how it is changing and a better basis for making decisions — always tricky in the world of land art — about whether to intervene.