Sentence examples for more knotty ways from inspiring English sources

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

Here is where this record becomes even more knotty.

Lots more knotty London housing issues will be ventilated in this column soon.

Now the temptation persists in other ways: the catalog mentions the "cosmopolitan perspective" of seven centuries of Islamic rule, even though the history itself is much more knotty, periods of great achievement combined with eras of ruthless warfare and sweeping repression.

Such are the knotty ways in which different cultures pursue visions of beauty, proclaiming timeless ideals while succumbing to the tastes of their time and place.

Condition (b), however, is far more knotty.

The cross-border dimensions make everything that much more knotty.

The second half of "Breaking Bad's" run was much better than the first because it was so much more knotty and unpredictable.

Brush out your hair so it is tangle free before you get it wet, or else it will get even more knotty.

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.

He's way more responsible both ways.