Sentence examples for too knotty from inspiring English sources

Every time a party has looked at this problem, it's been too knotty to unpick and it has given up.

If the question proves too knotty for an off-the-cuff answer -- inheritance problems often fall into this category -- the four main scholars gather on Thursday afternoons to hammer out the response.

An estimated 6 billion pounds of "ugly" but perfectly edible fruits and vegetables are tossed every year in the U.S., for being too knotty, small or otherwise misshapen to be sold in stores.

Don't brush your hair if you feel it is too knotty or too frizzy.

Lodgepole pine, spruce and other softer pine species are too knotty and not strong enough for roofing.

But his story was also a knotty one.

It is sometimes said that the executive has a "too difficult" file in which knotty issues are crammed not just the regulation of parades but the promotion of mixed Catholic-Protestant schools, for example.

Western diplomats have accused him of favoring his clan at the expense of all others, enabling corruption and too often trying to solve knotty political problems, which called for a little finesse, with the business end of a machine gun.