Sentence examples for being knotty from inspiring English sources

The Visiting Privilege is a survey of both new and collected stories, the latter being knotty, comical thoughts from disenchanted female narrators, the former being pithy, journalistic musings.

Those two questions are knotty ones.

These are knotty, unanswerable questions.

The situation is knotty, complicated and all too familiar.

Each of these is knotty enough to scupper the event on its own.

Walls and ceiling are knotty pine with rows of hanging copper lanterns.

There are knotty pine vaulted ceilings, a deck, two bathrooms, a deep-water dock and an unfinished basement with windows.

The breath control helped, the man who'd performed said; the language was knotty, but mastering it took patience.

Ascribing responsibility here can be knotty, owing to the wide range of actors involved in oil production.

Academic writing and research may be knotty and strange, remote and insular, technical and specialized, forbidding and clannish — but that's because academia has become that way, too.

They might have considered rescheduling some version of Friday's lineup for Monday, though touring schedules, of course, are knotty at this time of year.