Sentence examples for are too convoluted from inspiring English sources
But most of the episodes in Season 4 are simply too long, contain too much filler and are too convoluted.
The plot was too convoluted.
The plot is too convoluted to recount.
The alternative approach is too convoluted and quixotic to consider.
Its scoring system is too convoluted and opaque.
I won't even attempt to sort out the Harvard explanation; it's too convoluted.
And the collective bargaining agreement is too convoluted with provisions counterproductive to the viability of the game.
Opposition to abortion was his avowed motive, but the man is too convoluted for any single brand of hatred.
Monis felt the plan was too convoluted and instead blew his cigarette smoke into a bottle, he said.
And he cautioned that the structure of her proposal, which called for the purchase of insurance through huge "regional alliances," was too convoluted to work.
(It was not a coincidence, but the explanation for how the words got into the puzzle only came out years later, and is too convoluted to go into here — it involves a headmaster, some loose-lipped soldiers, and a fourteen-year-old playing hooky. But the answer "DIEPPE" appearing the day before the raid on Dieppe in 1942 was, according to an extensive MI5 investigation, a fluke).
