Sentence examples for especially thorny from inspiring English sources
It has been an especially thorny issue.
The aesthestic issues were especially thorny.
Especially thorny were issues of condensation and evaporation.
For N.P.V., the partisan brambles are especially thorny.
Global's wide-ranging interests may be especially thorny for the Paterson administration.
What follows is, for Jack, a rude awakening, an especially thorny chapter in his passage from innocence to experience.
The search case is particularly thorny one.
Mr. Ray, they said, did not want to leave the new president to deal with a problem relating to Mr. Clinton, especially the thorny issue of whether to pardon him.
But the commercial property world — especially the thorny world of leases — remains stuck in the 19th Century.
Consider, for example, his discussion of God's knowledge, especially the thorny question whether God knows a particular event befalling an individual per se, or whether He knows that event only "generally", that is, by way of His knowledge of the "ordering of events, insofar as these events are ordered".
Mr. Romney's possible running mates, who have handed over reams of documents to the campaign, have probably opened themselves to a greater level of scrutiny than the candidate himself, especially on the thorny question of taxes.
