Sentence examples for knotty indeed from inspiring English sources
In The Knot Garden Mellers discerns Tippett's "wonderfully acute" ear only intermittently, otherwise: "thirty years on, the piece still sounds and looks knotty indeed, exhausting alike to participants and audience".
"Braids and braids and bloody braids of meaning", says Freyn, and indeed the knotty cerebration expressed there does in the end overshadow the Conradian transcendence to which this clever and, yes, interesting novel aspires.
It wasn't always so knotty.
When faced with a knotty problem, an overwritten sentence, or indeed a spiky piece of driftwood – I do my best to humbel it.
So many knotty, insuperable obstacles all overcome in one stroke.
Meanwhile, Esquire – not a magazine noted for its interest in queer theory or third-wave feminism or indeed many of the other knotty topics that Sleater-Kinney's lyrics touched on – went for "the best band in the world", which is perhaps testament to the trio's ability to address those topics without ever leaving the listener feeling like they'd been at a lecture.
Her presence was meant to reassure the public that Donald Trump would indeed resolve his business conflicts, which are so knotty that they threaten to undermine the legitimacy of his Presidency.
So is low purity – a very knotty problem.
Her garments, which appear to be made of sacking — which may, indeed, be sacks — are stiffening with the day's sweat, and chafing the knotty scars on her body...
Couples who had mostly minor problems did indeed benefit if they were less rejecting and controlling, but couples with knottier and more frequent problems actually did better if they were more negative during discussions.
