Sentence examples for knotty one from inspiring English sources

Here's a knotty one.

"Ran" is a masterwork, but such a tough, knotty one that its art house success in 1985 still seems miraculous.

But his story was also a knotty one.

and: The question of how much duration and risk a bank should assume per dollar of capital is a knotty one — if you match durations and assume no risk, then your stock value never crashes.

Those two questions are knotty ones.

Mr. Taleb's most engaging formulations are, of course, the knotty ones.

The nature of ignorance is a serious philosophical problem; for decision-makers, it is a knotty practical one.

This is a knotty problem – one that is alleviated but not resolved by the largesse of the recent Autumn Statement.

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.

This is a knotty problem, but one which has been dealt with many years ago in Britain.

But one knotty issue -- whether gay and lesbian journalists should be members of Unity -- never made the agenda.