Sentence examples for increasingly knotty from inspiring English sources
Over two weeks the relationship among them becomes increasingly knotty, with Gary Duggan's script dabbling in sex, death, isolation and hostility rather than exploring just one theme.
It is no secret that 2012 has been a challenging year for US cinema, with ticket sales faltering, and a comparatively fertile one for US TV, which is increasingly able to provide knotty, demanding fare to a global audience via a variety of platforms.
Increasingly distant from us, empire is such a knotty, ambiguous subject, in which the British are the bad guys rather than the plucky underdogs, that it has become easier to ignore our imperial legacy than to examine it full in the face.
And finally, because of knotty scheduling problems and a scarcity of theaters, it looks increasingly unlikely that "Boston Marriage," a new play by David Mamet, will reach New York this spring.
Besides perennial concerns like health care and actor safety, the central and most knotty issue in the talks was the proliferation of so-called non-Equity tours, an increasingly popular variety of nonunion road show that Equity wants to eliminate or at least curtail.
Other knotty issues abounded.
The Look Knotty by nature.
Knotty rules give bureaucrats power.
Those two questions are knotty ones.
These are knotty, unanswerable questions.
