Sentence examples for thorny proposition from inspiring English sources
Without bank accounts, paying for health insurance becomes a thorny proposition.
Defining what size margin is adequate, however, is a thorny proposition and requires a case-by-case determination, admits van Belzen.
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.
Lowe's proposition is thornier: will museums want their doctored Griffoni panels subjected to a merciless critique?
Depending upon one's view of the thorny issue of what thoughts and propositions are, one might make further distinctions between the representational vehicles that can be used to express a concept.
Part eulogy and part apologia, Heinrich's painstaking effort to reconstruct his clan's "journey through a century of biology" obliges him to grapple with the thorny human element that's bound up in his intellectual heritage, giving a whole new meaning to the proposition that biology is destiny.
Things were getting thorny.
But the juxtaposition is thorny.
Novation is no less thorny.
