Sentence examples similar to remarkably thorny from inspiring English sources

JOSHUA FERRIS Released very early in 2009, "A Dialogue on Consciousness" (Oxford University Press), by Torin Alter and Robert Howell, is a remarkably accessible, often entertaining, primer on the thorny philosophical ideas currently in the background of every Science Times article.

Remarkably, the issue is seen as one of the less thorny issues the negotiators are going to face – an indicator of just how complicated the next two years of Brexit are going to be.

And these thorny issues.

Things were getting thorny.

It gets pretty thorny.

But the juxtaposition is thorny.

But thorny issues remain.

Novation is no less thorny.

Cut off thorny tips.

Thorny and fragile.

Remarkably mature.