Sentence examples for a knotty argument from inspiring English sources

There follows a knotty argument in which the chauffeur talks about sentimental attachment to inanimate objects such as planes (he cites the Enola Gay as an example, leaving unsaid its historic mission: to drop the bomb on Hiroshima) and champions names as a means of countermanding mass production and sameness.

Several quite idiosyncratic works caught readers' attention, such as Greil Marcus's knotty argument in The Shape of Things to Come: Prophecy and the American Voice and playwright David Mamet's polemical The Wicked Son: Anti-Semitism, Self-Hatred, and the Jews.

"The Rogue" reopens many knotty arguments about Ms. Palin's public record, mostly the same ones that were hashed over when she became part of the 2008 presidential campaign.

There is a knotty ethical problem underlying such arguments.

Such a knotty problem!

Here's a knotty one.

It was a knotty problem.

Here was a knotty problem to unravel,.

Your generosity has solved a knotty problem!

He also hosts, as before, a knotty fugue of musicologists.

But his story was also a knotty one.