Sentence examples for truly tricky from inspiring English sources
What's truly tricky about Nurse Jackie is that the drama shows her to be doing her job well while under the influence with a kindness and empathy to which every medical professional should aspire.
Perhaps the only truly tricky questions were posed by Irina Khakamada, formerly a well-known opposition politician, and Aleksei Venediktov, the editor-in-chief of Ekho Moskvy, a liberal radio station.
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"School reporting is really tricky.
However, the road ahead will be truly bumpy and tricky.
Bypass Part of the problem with using native apps and mobile devices as live effects processors for real amplifiers is that it can be tricky to truly bypass the apps and just hear the raw sound of your amp.
In the dining room at Queensmill, a west London school for children with autism, spotting the truly extraordinary moments can be tricky.
I've yet to come across any form of digital advertising that people truly love, and Twitter is tricky territory for advertising as it revolves primarily around personal, direct communication between individuals.
The robot isn't completely bipedal but it's designed instead to act like a bipedal robot without the tricky issue of being truly bipedal.
But it's still tricky to find those truly terrible turds in the giant punchbowl of mediocrity that is Netflix.
