tricky

He’s a tricky customer.

some things are very tricky to explain.

applying eyeliner can be a tricky business.

a novel which handles its tricky subject with a light touch.

I’m in a rather tricky position;can you help me out?

A restaurant has to tread the tricky path between maintaining quality and keeping prices down.

he was seen by a shepherd, gamely negotiating a particularly tricky section of the mountain road to San Doloroso.

Under the façade of morality and patriotism can be perceived the false and tricky political opportunist that he is.

It's a tricky time for consumers, because the answer depends on the food — and some are losing trans fat only to hae another artery clogger take its place, that old nemesis saturated fat.

That makes deconstructing the boards a bit tricky.

These measures would also be tricky to unwind.

They're getting trickier and trickier by the day. Last night was the big challenge.

Another topic that learners of English tend to find quite tricky.

Envy is the trickiest and most elusive of all human emotions.

“Devilish tricky little blighters they can be! ”

Eyeliners can be a bit tricky, I know.

And that's why this outline is considered the trickiest.

Well, that is very tricky indeed.

The heart rate is pretty intuitive, but the stroke volume's a little tricky.