Sentence examples for an extremely convoluted from inspiring English sources

His work opens fresh, fascinating perspectives on the military's role in an emerging state". appreciated by college-level instructors who need to present to their students a clear narrative thread that must detail and explain an extremely convoluted event.

Practically, it's about a semipopular indie-rock band with some contemporary classical-music experience not embarrassing itself in a multimedia commission with an extremely convoluted theme and text.

He just arrives — sometimes as part of an extremely convoluted phrase — in a rock-solid position on one foot with no "voilà" to let us know that other dancers might find that hard.

Joint venture liability is an extremely convoluted and confusing catchall designed to address the case of the phantom felon and convict anyone who may have done it without actually proving they did it.

And to complicate things Lazard has set up an extremely convoluted system of corporations "affiliated with" other corporations, some based in Bermuda (HA!) and none particularly traceable to being the actual owners of Atria.

I'm amazed how people take it as a given that today's extremely convoluted, inefficient and consumer and provider unfriendly claims payment process should remain into perpetuity.

But many of them will be doing that already: Centrelink's notoriously long processing times combined with liquid assets tests (people who have done the right thing and accrued a few thousand dollars in savings while employed have to wait up to 13 weeks to receive Newstart payments) make the whole process extremely convoluted.

Endoplasmic reticulum (ER) is a highly convoluted, netlike meshwork that extends throughout the cytoplasm.

Japan was a natural market because its roadways are extremely convoluted and prone to traffic jams.

It was extremely convoluted and unlikely and valiant though the efforts of the Hopeless Expositionary Policeman were to convey this twist, it all seems rather shrouded in mist.

Although the results show that prediction markets really can predict, he wonders about fields such as disease genomics where, unlike psychological studies, "the pathways are extremely convoluted: It may be more difficult for prediction markets to make useful predictions, since we are facing an unpredictable black box".