Sentence examples for many knotty from inspiring English sources
That issue is one of many knotty questions that remain to be resolved in court.
As with so many knotty issues in the new media world, transparency with the reader is the key.
"The Rogue" reopens many knotty arguments about Ms. Palin's public record, mostly the same ones that were hashed over when she became part of the 2008 presidential campaign.
Even pro-reform politicians admit that many knotty issues would have to be resolved before a Senate could rise from the ashes of the House of Lords.
Then there are many knotty objects of one kind or another, from Andrew MacNair's architectural fantasies made of packing material to Ms. Vitale's meshlike rope-fiber art and Jason Watson's sculptures of invented letter fonts that he incorporates into drawings.
But getting the access, it turned out, was just the first of many knotty problems in a job that has completely taken over her life during the past two years.
Two reasons suggest the middle power option may work best for many of the knottiest issues that Washington will face as it deals with a rising China.
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.
Nautical-inspired housewares fill the shelves at the Knotty Dog, many made from reclaimed materials.
Which raises a knotty question: How many tokes can a driver take before the ability to control a vehicle is compromised to the point of being a danger on the road?
The sacred Hindu text Atharvaveda divides plants into eight classes: (spreading branches), (leaves with long clusters), (bushy plants), (which expands); (those with monopodial growth), (creeping plants), (with many stalks), and (plants with knotty joints).
