Sentence examples for knotty that from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

She's so rich and complicated, and their relationship is so knotty, that those questions have no real answer.

The tale of Dresden's Taschenbergpalais Kempinski isn't quite as knotty as that of the Adlon, but it has a similar dénouement.

However, rather than strengthening the Obama economy — by forging new trade deals, passing actual tax reform (not massive cuts for the rich and corporations) and attending to the knotty problems that afflict mostly rural regions that have not benefited from globalization — Trump is booby-trapping the economy.

That issue is one of many knotty questions that remain to be resolved in court.

She has a dark, knotty alto that conveys an almost ominous willfulness, and an astute taste in clever, offbeat songs that bring out her playful, risqué sense of humor.

Also, even though policies, politics, and corruption are knotty issues that often block progress, there is scope for tweaking institutions at the margins in ways that will improve the status of poor people.

But coaches and athletes have complained that this money has often become tied up in the knotty bureaucracy that seems to pervade all aspects of life here.

And don't assume that these high-level examples of avoiding the court system are just knotty exceptions that prove the rule.

No one onstage has anything like a clearheaded vision of the knotty interconnections that bind the cast together.