Sentence examples for so knotty from inspiring English sources

It wasn't always so knotty.

That is embarrassingly clear, and that is why Ms. Loomer's subject is so contemporary, so knotty.

Her presence was meant to reassure the public that Donald Trump would indeed resolve his business conflicts, which are so knotty that they threaten to undermine the legitimacy of his Presidency.

She's so rich and complicated, and their relationship is so knotty, that those questions have no real answer.

As with so many knotty issues in the new media world, transparency with the reader is the key.

But what makes Jeff Guinn's biography so rich, knotty and gripping is the way it stitches the man into his environment.

But the planning was mainly to make sure the plot significantly moved forward in every scene, and did so through knotty problems that posed deep familial and constitutional problems.

So many knotty, insuperable obstacles all overcome in one stroke.

The men's relationship to each other and their complicated relationship to the truth are so pleasingly knotty and dynamic that the show can veer closely to TV cliches and often (but not always) avoid coming off as trite.

Where's the next Walmart being put up? Where's the government putting money?" He likes to drive, so once the knotty wood has been tamed, we hit the road, heading to some home-supply shops.

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