Sentence examples for both convoluted from inspiring English sources

The result is that the narration is both convoluted and disjointed — the overall theme, inasmuch as there is one, never transparent.

"The plot concerns agents, cocaine, terrorists, drug-dealers, bombs and martial arts and is both convoluted and non-existent, sometimes simultaneously, but nobody involved is even pretending this matters," writes Film 4's Catherine Bray.

FLASHFORWARD (ABC) So far this much-hyped effort to recreate the "Lost" mystique has been a turgid soap opera whose characters are hard to care about and whose mystery story manages to be both convoluted and vague.

The plot line of the entire series was both unfathomably convoluted and dizzyingly foolproof.

Where you were and what you did during the uprising is forever the truth of who you are, no matter what convoluted changes both you and the world have undergone in the meantime.

"This dish is both balanced and convoluted in its composition," Mr. Foy explained.

Their reasonings for malcontent are both rudimentary and convoluted at the same time stink waves wafting off the festering turd that is the global mindset.

It was early morning in Kanazawa's historical Higashi Chaya district, a row of old latticed teahouses in a town that's convoluted in both its layout and history.

Licensing music can be both incredibly expensive and convoluted.

It thus appears that the medial surface of Einstein's visual cortex is relatively convoluted in both hemispheres compared with normal brains surveyed by other authors, especially in the cuneus.

It is also noteworthy that Einstein's left pars triangularis is unusually convoluted (with both a terminal branch of the inferior frontal sulcus and an additional triangular sulcus) and accompanied by a highly developed anterior part of the frontal lobe indicated by an additional branch of the inferior frontal sulcus (Figs 2, 3 and 10A).