Sentence examples for a small knotty from inspiring English sources

Although described as "a small, knotty man, with the build of a jockey, a long underslung jaw and strange deep eyes," Toussaint strikes a robust (if occasionally ludicrous) figure in his plumed hat astride his horse, Bel Argent.

In the morning your hair might be a little knotty when you wake up so gently brush it.

Next to Red Birch's fuel pumps and convenience store is a stretch of dirt where canola plants come up in spring and a white grain silo towers over a small refinery built with knotty-pine boards.

A small, low-ceilinged room, walls of knotty pine.

Three years ago, the women of Koniakow, a small village in southwest Poland (the country's lacemaking center), had a knotty problem: no orders.

We stepped over thick, knotty roots bulging up through the earth until we reached a small cemetery.

Escalante's film begins by pitching us into a knotty, but not immediately unlikely, drama of family dysfunction in a small Mexican town.

For $110 ,we got two cozy, interconnected rooms, each with a small, shower-equipped bathroom (more expensive rooms have larger baths with tubs) and knotty pine furnishings.

Drawing a line from Benjamin Franklin to the homilies printed on Celestial Seasonings tea boxes, Mr. Gladwell says that even knotty concepts from fields like quantum physics and philology can be made attractive to large groups of people if the concepts are rendered as anecdotes involving a cabdriver, a small child or an obscure Flemish botanist.

There's a high body count, a knotty philosophical core and a heart-in-mouth climax.

So is low purity – a very knotty problem.