Sentence examples for a convoluted form from inspiring English sources

Asked whether he too had worked for MI6 – an assertion he had previously denied – Stewart himself came up with a convoluted form of words.

Idowu, who is fast becoming known by the nickname "the invisible man" having pulled out of four consecutive competitions since June, prompted his biggest rival, the world champion Christian Taylor, to assert that the Briton's absence is merely a convoluted form of gamesmanship ahead of the biggest competition of his life.

Running-dog pattern, in classical architecture, decorative motif consisting of a repeated stylized convoluted form, something like the profile of a breaking wave.

In cosmology the Big Bang theory emerged from the confusion in a stronger but more convoluted form.

Renzo Piano's large but sensitive addition to the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston is scheduled to open its doors on Jan . 19 but Mr. Piano's light modernist touch is less likely to invite comparisons to the past decade's architectural excesses in the way Mr. Libeskind's and Mr. Cohen's museums, with their more aggressively convoluted forms, seem ready to.

The murine N-domain strand arrangement derived form crystal structure depicts the CC′ loop to assume a convoluted conformation.

(Chinen) ★ Tim Berne's Snakeoil (Wednesday) Mr. Berne, the alto saxophonist and composer, has a potent new album, "Snakeoil" (ECM), that typifies his relentlessly inventive style: meticulous but volatile, with a shifting balance between convoluted form and wide-open improvisation.

Realising that the budget was insufficient for high-quality concrete, he deliberately detailed the exposed beams, columns and floor slabs to make what he described as "a convoluted sculptural form" which would dominate and distract from the poor surface finishes.

Granted, "Orlando" has a convoluted libretto.

They have a convoluted or pitted head, or cap.

Naming a military operation is a convoluted process.