Sentence examples for knotty form of from inspiring English sources

In no time he met a master-teacher and absorbed from him the knotty form of religious thinking known as Esoteric Buddhism and, specifically, the sect called Shingon.

The word nodosa ("knotty") forms part of the name because of the fibrous nodules along the medium-sized arteries that are affected.

Public finance experts say Pennsylvania's "home rule" form of government, where tiny boroughs and townships have full municipal powers, make the problem knottier.

There had always been a mismatch between the rugged form of him knotty biceps and big, coarse, freckled hands—and the delicate way he touched things and fretted over them.

This lively début combines a knotty coming-of-age tale and a high-society caper.

"And there is, of course, that knotty traditional notion of the Mandate of Heaven," Mr. Crane said.

A Democratic Policy Commit tee was formed which may pro vide a partial answer to the knotty problem of finding spokesman — always a trial for the out party.

Knotty Issues of Interfacial Enzymology.

And how about this knotty passage of repeated notes?

He also hosts, as before, a knotty fugue of musicologists.

"It's a knotty set of issues," Mr. Aftergood said.