Sentence examples for not knotty from inspiring English sources

As if that were not knotty enough, Harrington and the European captain, José María Olazábal, have had a chilly relationship since the 2003 Seve Trophy, when Harrington questioned Olazábal about repairing a ball mark on the green during their match and Olazábal conceded the hole but felt his integrity had unjustly been called into question.

In other words, she's the kind of beauty who wakes up in the morning with glowing (but not oily) skin, tossled (but not knotty) hair and, in Marcotte's words, morning breath [that] smells like cinnamon buns.

But as expertly delivered by Ms. Friedberger, in her plain but expressive voice, the songs here unfurl as songs, not just knotty puzzles.

Try a wig if you don't fancy knotty hair.

A song need not be inaccessible, "knotty," "spiky" or "jagged" to be challenging -- or to be art.

The article did not address the knotty problem of maintaining the electrical turbines, perched as they are 270 feet above the water line.

It wasn't always so knotty.

Those who aren't dissecting her knotty Post Minimalism are often using some of the same media-editing strategies on display in a 1979 work by Sarah Charlesworth.

Before Ms. Rojas's wedding last November, it was her knotties, not her bridesmaids, who held a bachelorette party for her.

This isn't an especially knotty philosophical problem, nor a particularly convincing situation, but it's the premise from which James Morrow's inventive, entertaining, but curiously hollow 10th novel, "The Philosopher's Apprentice," starts out.

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