Sentence examples for much thorny from inspiring English sources

So much thorny underbrush,       so much ice overgrowing my windshield until frost shields a buck       behind a billboard forest selling someone's half-dressed daughter.

Dividing up lawyers might be a much thornier task.

Maintaining unity proved to be much thornier and more difficult than many people had thought".

Much thornier issues remain, including human rights and the appointment of independent election officials for the presidential election in April 2014.

As the various statements from the editors have made abundantly clear, they face a much thornier set of issues.

By others, he made a valiant attempt to complete a merger that was much thornier than it had first appeared.

Inflation dropped so low last year that officials worried about the opposite, much thornier problem -- a Japanese-style deflation.

Building a biblical garden -- a garden devoted to plants mentioned in the Bible and meant to inspire reflection -- can be a much thornier proposition than it sounds.

But looking at their empty dressing stalls, it was not difficult to envision a day — though impossible to pinpoint a date — when their absences would be attributed to much thornier issues.

Cheaper student loans are always a winner, though they will encourage colleges to raise their fees.Now Ms Pelosi will have to deal with much thornier issues, such as immigration reform: issues that divide the Democratic base and require tough choices rather than generous gestures.

But a new anthology called "At the End of Life: True Stories About How We Die" contains some truly gripping narratives that illuminate a hard truth about death in our culture: it is always so complicated, so much thornier than we think.