Sentence examples for somewhat knotty from inspiring English sources

The right to an abortion, in particular — which is supported by more than 70 percent of Californians, according to a recent Field Poll — proved a somewhat knotty topic for Ms. Fiorina, who opposes it and said she would support overturning Roe v. Wade, which legalized abortion, "if there were an opportunity".

All influenza viruses ultimately come from birds, and the paper begins the somewhat operatic and knotty story of this outbreak's origins with an H1N1 first isolated in swine in 1930, which itself was a close relative of the virus that caused the 1918 pandemic in humans.

While "The Master Builder" is naturalistic in setting, taking place in the studio and home of Solness (Santo Loquasto's somewhat cramped set is dominated by a structure resembling a tilted metallic jungle gym), it engages knotty spiritual questions about the mysterious workings of human fate and the ruthlessness of the artist's ego.

The documents put hard numbers on what until now have been somewhat fuzzy academic discussions and make clear that although testing and production are moving forward at record speed, knotty issues still remain.

Such a knotty problem!

Other knotty issues abounded.

The Look Knotty by nature.

Knotty rules give bureaucrats power.

Those two questions are knotty ones.

These are knotty, unanswerable questions.

Here's a knotty one.