Sentence examples for unexpectedly tricky from inspiring English sources
Explaining exactly why the block has garnered so many culinary accolades is unexpectedly tricky.
But it makes the biographical approach tricky: I unexpectedly found myself thinking how well these songs – so full of narrative and character and pain – might have been successfully used in a more traditional jukebox musical.
Writers who touch on tricky subjects – race, gender, Israel, migration – or whose work reaches an unexpectedly broad audience can often find themselves on the receiving end of abuse and agenda trolling as well as reasoned debate and criticism.
There's a little narrative tricky business (a sizable portion of the story occurs in extended flashback) and an unexpectedly tender moment when Michael stares into a new morning in a country field without uttering a single word.
It's unexpectedly good, and astute enough to avoid alienating churchgoing audiences in the US by its sensitive handling of tricky material.
But the beetroot is generous, quail eggs perfectly soft in the middle and a combination of the tricky lettuce leaves and sleepy ambiance of the room force us to eat slowly, savouring the unexpectedly pleasant flavours.
This is unexpectedly arresting.
This was unexpectedly hard.
He turns up unexpectedly.
My husband died unexpectedly.
