Sentence examples for knotty logic from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the knotty logic behind the Supreme Court's ruling has had some peculiar unintended consequences, including the fostering of a rather perverse "equal-opportunity harasser" defense.
With characteristic creativity and charmingly knotty logic, Danticat compares Drouin and Numa's mini-rebellion against Duvalier to the refusal of Adam and Eve to obey the command of another dictator who, we must hope, is more benign.
It's dramatic, for sure, but in a measured, nuanced, knotty way, like a long, complex sentence with many digressive clauses and a logic sometimes hard to follow.
But for all of what might seem like straightforward logic — that preventive care is better than emergency care — a single knotty problem remains.
Social security is at its knottiest where one piece of the safety net gets entangled with another, so there is real logic in weaving overlapping elements into a seamless whole.
I won't bog you down with the knotty history of "Stand on the Word"; the song is too forward to be rendered understandable by continuity and logic.
While it glances at some interestingly knotty themes -- the tension between bohemian asceticism and consumer culture, the atavistic pull of family history, the self-destructive logic of true love -- "Alice and Martin" proceeds almost entirely without speech-making or exposition.
Knotty Issues of Interfacial Enzymology.
Other knotty issues abounded.
The Look Knotty by nature.
