Sentence examples for has a knotty from inspiring English sources

Sanders has a knotty record on gun control, having voted as a House representative against the 1993 Brady Bill that mandated federal background checks on gun purchasers and then voting as a US senator to pass a law in 2005 protecting manufacturers from lawsuits filed by victims of gun violence.

Mercedes has a knottier problem.

The push to update New Jersey's sewer rules has had a knotty history.

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

It looks pretty cosmic until you notice that the energy waves have a knotty-pine pattern, familiar from rec room walls, and the source of their radiation is a tiny, centrally placed sketch of a suburban home.

She has a dark, knotty alto that conveys an almost ominous willfulness, and an astute taste in clever, offbeat songs that bring out her playful, risqué sense of humor.

The kitchen has a slate floor, knotty alder cabinets, a stained concrete counter and Viking appliances — renovations over the past decade.

Your generosity has solved a knotty problem!

What was limpid has become a knotty matrix of unremitting virtuosity, as impressive and alienating as watching someone showing off for two hours 50 minutes, hoping against disappointed hope that they'll pause for breath.

Built in 1939, it has a split personality: rustic, knotty-pine rooms in the original section; spare, midcentury-modern d?r in the newer wing.

Built in 1939, it has a split personality: rustic, knotty-pine rooms in the original section; spare, midcentury-modern décor in the newer wing.