Sentence examples for more knotty from inspiring English sources

Here is where this record becomes even more knotty.

In even more knotty ways, contemporary culture is doing the same thing.

To make matters more knotty, ij might sometimes look like a y with two dots on top (resembling a diaeresis or an umlaut), as in the picture at right.

Many party strategists said the controversy only escalated -- and became even more knotty to overcome -- because Mr. Bush spent days trying to justify his pilgrimage to the university and did not move quickly to admit his mistake.

But turning Enron into a big-business-versus-the-little-people bonanza for the Democrats could be more knotty than it seems -- and not just because Enron spread its largess to Democrats as well.

He barely begins to address the more knotty particulars: how to overcome the lifelong support for terror that so skews Palestinian opinion, or how to reformulate international laws when international institutions are inadequate and unreliable.

Boulud had asked him to help out with the logistics on the more historically knotty dishes.

And yet during the past decade, their albums have become ever more challenging and knotty.

This need for faster change, greater change, is one of the "complex, wicked, dangerous" problems that Schreiber likes to deal with, and she makes it sound less like a never-ending riddle and more like a knotty ball of wool that we've already started unravelling.

You might expect a knottier, more contrapuntal approach from these players — especially Mr. Garchik, whose profile includes a lot of work in that vein — but the frame of reference suits the ethos this band has embraced.

Kipling's work helps shed more light on these knotty problems than it might seem, given his reputation.