Sentence examples for Convoluted language from inspiring English sources

It's written in convoluted language.

The Senate bill has looser, but convoluted, language.

So goodbye to the kind of convoluted language people had been expected to cope with.

Eschewing the usual convoluted language of Marxist debates, he provides a gripping account of communism's intellectual origins, pedigree and impact.

Growing up, "politics" signified posh men in suits using convoluted language not meant for the likes of me.

Virtually every effort to weaken the bill involves watering down or undoing those reforms, either explicitly or by adding fiendishly convoluted language that obscures the reforms' purpose.

As usual, the central banker spoke in the convoluted, circumspect language he has perfected over the years.

3. Cut the convoluted words.

Unlike Osama bin Laden, whose convoluted Arabic-language Web messages struck many Western Muslims as foreign and strange, Mr. Awlaki's unaccented English, sprinkled with colloquial Americanisms, often hit its mark.

This time he's come up with a convoluted English-language art-scam/romance/thriller that sad to say, doesn't really work: the whole thing is as stiff and rigid as Geoffrey Rush's marcelled 'do.

Convoluted and highfalutin' language obscures good thoughts, which is a pity.