Sentence examples for equally knotty from inspiring English sources
Randall's prose is equally knotty.
Buying a condo, and even a single-family home, can be equally knotty.
But in his introduction, Patrick Cockburn, who remained in Baghdad during the Gulf War, reminds us of an equally knotty problem if the US invades Iraq and installs its own government.
An equally knotty problem is physician continuing medical education (CME) to incorporate best scientific evidence into clinical practice.
He also hosts, as before, a knotty fugue of musicologists.
"Knotty pine costs half as much as clear," she noted.
As a kid I hated my knotty mop top.
Sally Silvers, a veteran of the city's avant-garde dance, was her usual knotty, mysterious self in "Yellin/gg/ravy," a solo set to an equally mysterious text and sound score by Bruce Andrews.
As with most Willie Nelson songs, the truth gets knotty quickly.
Of course, the ethics and economics will get even knottier as science marches on.
This view is shared by Roque Strew, who argues that "equally vital to the record's dense, hypnotic shape is Clifford Meyer's command of the keyboard His blissful, knotty phrases, played on a dusty Hammond B3 or Rhodes, often recreate moments from the psychedelic and prog-rock past".
