trickiness

One of the things he had was trickiness, a quality not much understood.

It won a temporary first place by the trickiness of its time.

Note, however, that against the actual distribution, the game could have been made without any trickiness.

He knew the trickiness of the dry desert air, that made distances seem short.

The only trickiness is in the last two equations.

Here the trickiness was that one moved the pieces not with the fingers but only by looking at them intently.

No one delights in trickiness more than a child.

"It's part of the trickiness of this particular issue," he said.

But we must not let the triple trickiness obscure the underlying drama.

Another issue is the trickiness of testing whether food and crops have been genetically engineered.

"I don't think there's been any secret or trickiness about that.

I began walking stiffly towards the door, feeling ashamed of my trickiness.

She had practiced with it daily, learning the hard way the trickiness of using it.

Think you've captured the trickiness of this issue beautifully.

Mr President, the complexity and trickiness of this matter call for serious reflection.

She shook her head, trying to shake that trickiness out of her vision.

To compound the trickiness of descent, she had been placed just under a particularly high and steep hill.

He has also pared away the trickiness that marred some of his fall designs.

Suspicion and trickiness is inherent in his mental processes.

The trickiness comes in how easy it is to blow it by making little mistakes."

Employees who participate in flexible work programs acknowledge the potential trickiness of keeping their careers on track.

The trickiness of the plot's many twists and reversals borders on contrivance.

Considering the trickiness of voice technology, which must ignore accents of all sorts, the system is pretty good.

They're huge, sprawling, full of a mix of speed and platforming trickiness.

It was part of the shifty trickiness she'd learned from her sister, Irulan.