Tricky

The maze was tricky to navigate, but they eventually found their way out.

The tricky game required a lot of concentration.

The tricky art technique took years to master.

Calculating the tip on a large bill can be tricky.

The tricky dance routine required hours of practice.

The crossword puzzle was too tricky for me to finish.

The vocabulary words on the test were too tricky for the students to remember.

The scientific theory was too tricky for the non-experts to comprehend.

The foreign language grammar rules were too tricky for the beginning students to grasp.

The crossword puzzle in the newspaper was too tricky for me to complete.

The concept of time dilation in physics can be quite tricky to understand.

Translating idioms can be very tricky, as they often don't have a direct equivalent in other languages.

The instructions for assembling the toy were tricky to follow.

The plot of the novel was so tricky that I had to read it twice to understand it.

The game's controls were quite tricky to master.

The concept of gravity can be tricky for young children to understand.

The negotiator used some tricky tactics to get the deal done.

The detective had to use some tricky questioning techniques to get the suspect to confess.

The burglar had a tricky plan to break into the house.

The escape room had some very tricky puzzles to solve.

The negotiation required some tricky bargaining to reach a mutually beneficial agreement.

The heist required a very tricky plan to pull off successfully.

The magician performed a very tricky illusion that left the audience amazed.

The coach had some tricky plays to use in the game.

The spy had to come up with a tricky plan to infiltrate the enemy base.

The hacker used some tricky coding to bypass the security system.

The riddle was too tricky for the children to solve.

The con artist's tricky scheme was eventually uncovered by the authorities.

The lawyer's tricky argument relied on technicalities rather than facts.

The performer's tricky act relied on misdirection and sleight of hand.

The journalist's tricky phrasing distorted the facts of the story.

The manager's tricky decision-making process was unclear to the employees.

The tricky salesman convinced the customer to buy a product they didn't need.

The detective's tricky interrogation techniques made the suspect nervous and defensive.

The politician's tricky statement was carefully worded to avoid any backlash.

The comedian's tricky punchline caught the audience off guard and left them laughing.

The politician's tricky answer avoided the question completely.

The teacher's tricky explanation left the student even more confused than before.

The friend's tricky excuse for not showing up was clearly a lie.

The contract contained tricky language that was difficult to understand.

The artist's tricky use of perspective created an illusion of depth in the painting.

The student's tricky question was an attempt to throw off the teacher.

The spy's tricky disguise allowed them to infiltrate the enemy's stronghold undetected.

The company's tricky marketing tactics were designed to manipulate the consumer.

The landlord's tricky lease agreement contained hidden fees and charges.

The recipe for this dish is a bit tricky to get right.

Figuring out the plot of a complex movie can be tricky if you don't pay attention.

Designing a website can be tricky if you're not familiar with coding.

The hike became tricky when the weather suddenly changed.

Understanding the instructions can be tricky if you're not fluent in the language.