Sentence examples for a far more convoluted from inspiring English sources

Prescott is a far more convoluted and ambiguous character.

I answered something along the lines of "I'm fine," but in a far more convoluted way.

Although we have used the topology of the neutrophil as an example of the wrinkled surface, Bergmann glial cells which are far more convoluted, having a surface-to-volume ratio 13 times higher than neutrophils [56] also have microdomains of high Ca2+ which are found in their membrane projections [57].

That way, the next time you see a headline like "Eating Unicorn Meat Causes Cancer," you can evaluate the study and realize that, actually, the research found something much less definitive and far more convoluted like: a compound found in unicorns, when applied directly to mouse cells in a petri dish, resulted in more rapid cancer cell division.

It's too soon to say where Once Upon a Time will go, and since it is an invention of the creators of Lost, it undoubtedly will become far more convoluted before it all comes clear (if it ever does).

But as she read Hood's papers she sensed that his case was far more convoluted than the outcome suggested.

Chick's emotions, as well as Jo-Lynn's, turn out to be far more convoluted than Mr. Bettenbender can adequately explain.

What's really being sold is something far more convoluted.

Syria is a far more intractable case.

James Salter is a far more unusual case.

A far more fundamental objection was stylistic.