Knotty used in a sentence

Knotty in a sentence as an adjective

There are a lot of knotty problems to work out, but nothing insurmountable.

I also help untangle knotty workflow problems, you get the picture.

Vast lisp AI kraken and spermaceti entangle down in its knotty and murky abyss.

I still remember one exceptionally knotty piece of cherry that a guy who I was working with found for me.

Sometimes you run into a knotty problem that requires you to hold a lot of things in your head while you try to fit them together.

For its purpose, it is really an elegant solution to a knotty problem and therefore worthwhile.

If I'm splitting cedar, white pine, or poplar - yes, I will split with a splitting axe - and I'll go through it almost as fast as the demo, ex-knotty wood.

I feel particularly knotty about this news because I pitched Peter a magazine idea back in February '10.

But there are some areas of law where the principles are pretty clearly articulated but get knotty in their application and this is one of them.

Feature request: /shakespeare/:name/:from returns ':name, Thou clay-brained guts, thou knotty-pated fool, thou whoreson obscene greasy tallow-catch!

Because of this background, I'm able to make knotty, complex subjects easily understood using a variety of media, and enliven prosaic subjects with colorful analogies, custom visuals, and backstories.

Having deployed liveview for an admin dashboard, I gotta say, it really is great FUN, and no-fuss, even if you're slinging together a system that customers never see so you don't care if the code gets a bit knotty, and your datastructures are abjectly awful.