"Pretty Girl" from season one, Kathy Bates Obamaa TV watching and Jessica Lange's "Knotty Pine!" hellish end in Coven; the decadence is often as delicious as it is disturbing.
Those who aren't dissecting her knotty Post Minimalism are often using some of the same media-editing strategies on display in a 1979 work by Sarah Charlesworth.
Its often knotty procedures are designed to accrue powers to the central authority while moderating the authority of pre-existing nations.
For many modern readers and playgoers, and surely for his contemporaries as well, the most distinctive feature of Shakespeare's Jacobean plays is their often difficult and knotty verse style.
With severe overcrowding, abuse allegations and controversial sentencing laws, California's prison system is a knotty political topic that often appears on the ballot.
Randall's prose is equally knotty.
There is a knotty ethical problem underlying such arguments.
The nature of ignorance is a serious philosophical problem; for decision-makers, it is a knotty practical one.
The relationship between writing and alcohol is a knotty problem, but it clearly involves a circular process.
Twain's book is a knotty chronicle of childhood alienation, sometimes sober, sometimes comic.
