Sentence examples for a tortuous route from inspiring English sources

Will you be taken on a tortuous route either through incompetence or malicious intent?

But any negotiated peace to the Chechen conflict is likely to follow a tortuous route.

The quartet return for the closing number, 'Backseat', in which they follow a tortuous route to an uber-romantic pizzicato.

Even if it ultimately arrives, however, justice will have come via such a tortuous route that one has to wonder whether it could get lost next time.

It is a tortuous route by road, over the Envalira Pass from Perpignan and Toulouse, or north from Barcelona and Lerida in Spain.

The 19-year-old has found a tortuous route to the role so many have been clamouring for him to take up, but here he was at No 10, having been swept into the position with as much euphoria as New Labour ever enjoyed in 1997.

It's a winding, tortuous route through a hauntingly beautiful countryside characterised by glorious views on all sides.

Eight-day self-guided walk with Macs Adventure, £425pp including some meals and telephone support Running for 745 miles from Peel Fell in the Cheviot Hills, to the north-east tip of Scotland at Duncansby Head, the Scottish Watershed (between the Atlantic Ocean and the North Sea) is a twisting, tortuous route.

"It's a tortuous road to begin".

"This has been a long and tortuous route for some survivors and victims, re-awakening and reliving memories that were nightmares for some," she said.

The synthesis of Darwinism and Mendelism, which marked the birth of modern population genetics, was achieved by a long and tortuous route (Provine 1971).