Sentence examples for as convoluted from inspiring English sources

The music on "Artpop" isn't as convoluted.

The procedural change was as convoluted as it was incendiary.

Larsson's premise is as convoluted as it is melodramatic.

Not every sovereign default is as convoluted as Argentina's.

It's not as convoluted as it sounds, honest.

"Albany can sometimes be as convoluted as Washington".

The music, set to a libretto of indeterminate origin, is an astonishing feat for a teenager and almost as elaborate as the convoluted plot.

The plot gets tricky when it expands into a mystery-within-a-mystery, but it never becomes as infernally convoluted as some of Rankin's old Rebus mysteries.

Nilsson yanks the artistic medium from its maudlin affiliations, using it to construct knotty, painted worlds that are as formally convoluted as they are thematically nasty.

Censorship can become very dense and convoluted as quick as you can say "Bob's your uncle".

It was dismissed as too convoluted then as it told the story of Mirabell and Millamant, two spirited lovers whose union is opposed by Millamant's aunt Lady Wishfort.