Sentence examples for In the knotty from inspiring English sources

(In the knotty history of the Three Stooges, this was also the first of three transformations of the trio, each involving a replacement in the Curly role).

In the knotty working out of this theory, Dr. Edelman's supporters see him developing a new view of the body and mind.

A language aspiring towards perfection and immutability is entangled in the knotty real textures of unfulfilment, difficulty, decay.

But coaches and athletes have complained that this money has often become tied up in the knotty bureaucracy that seems to pervade all aspects of life here.

Somewhere in the knotty history of the detective story -- beginning with Edgar Allan Poe's "Murders in the Rue Morgue" (1842) -- must be buried clues to more than just our notions of crime and punishment.

In this way Herman R. Eberhardt, the show's curator, avoids engaging in the knotty, passionate debates about New Deal policies and Keynesian economics that are hinted at in excerpts from recent writings about the period.

Professor Hays agrees, pointing out that in his house in Truro the knotty pine boards are carefully joined to create the flush surfaces characteristic of modern architecture.

The world of disaster relief is an incestuous one: both Joe Allbaugh, Mr Bush's first FEMA director, and James Lee Witt, Bill Clinton's FEMA director (and now an adviser to Louisiana's governor), have consulting companies that help firms navigate the government bureaucracy.The really big money and the bigger political tests for Mr Bush lie in the knottier medium-term questions.

Saudi Arabia plays a major role in the knottiest aspect of that fight -- the effort to vanquish ISIS in Syria.

"A Crack in Everything" explores the knotty, bloody skeins of justice in "The Oresteia".

Mr. Welles charged $30,000 to finish the knotty pine in a single room in Greenwich, Conn.