Sentence examples for a convoluted tangle from inspiring English sources

Branches sprawl in a convoluted tangle across the heavens of the set at the Women's Project Theater.

Instead, for decades, food has been a convoluted tangle of restrictive rules, in the form of tariffs, quotas and subsidies.

A once-simple concept has become a convoluted tangle of competing — sometimes opposing — standards that change from product to product.

She wants to start a war?" With such a convoluted tangle of scandal, it's understandable that voters who don't follow this stuff closely would conflate them.

But, alas, as he readily admits, "This is not as easy as it sounds: whenever I attempted it, I found myself in a convoluted rhetorical tangle from which there was no exit".

Granted, "Orlando" has a convoluted libretto.

Naming a military operation is a convoluted process.

Yet the heart of it is the tangle below, a convoluted environment of I-beams, dangling electrical cords and bits of barbed wire lit by rows of bare light bulbs, most of them burned out.

Also, the governance of the city's transit system is so convoluted, amid a tangle of state and city ownership, obligation, and deflection, that decisions, much less good ones, are hard to come by.

Talk to a Brazilian businessman and he trots out a familiar litany of unaddressed gripes: shoddy infrastructure, tangles of red tape, rigid labour rules, a convoluted tax system.

It's a shame to see your tangled, convoluted thoughts make it to print instead of staying in the pages of your notebook.