Sentence examples for for such knotty from inspiring English sources
It's hard to come up with concrete answers for such knotty questions, but there are few better places to start the discussion than by watching and absorbing Bamboozled.
And it is easy to see why a writer as drunk on language as Bellos would grow so fond of "Les Misérables". For the English-born translator of such knotty authors as Georges Perec and Ismail Kadare, whose previous books include a deep-dive cultural history of translation ("Is That a Fish in Your Ear?"), "Les Misérables" represents the motherlode of French literature.
There was no time to grapple with such knotty issues because Perry had four portraits – bound for the National Portrait Gallery – to make of people in various states of transition.
Such knotty problems lie ahead.
For example, the output of schools is based on a pupil count, so that productivity falls when there are more teachers, even though this cuts class sizes.Faced with such knotty difficulties, one response might be to revert to the former method of using inputs to measure government output.
But fixing its finances and curbing crime are such knotty tasks that even the man they call "Rahmbo" will need help.
Addressing such knotty subjects — not to mention the legal ramifications of eminent domain — without presenting a politicized screed or a boring show was the challenge, according to Mr. Cosson.
But there's absolutely no point at all in holding up the free trade of goods and or services while we deal with such knotty problems.
Such patrons tend to avoid the knotty dissonance of the modernists or jazz vanguardists and the raucous aggression of rock-and-rollers (not that many true rockers would have the inclination or the technique for such work).
"Ran" is a masterwork, but such a tough, knotty one that its art house success in 1985 still seems miraculous.
