Sentence examples for by a convoluted set from inspiring English sources

JPAC commanders are often hidebound by a convoluted set of rules that can be unnecessarily cautious and lead to slow work.

Two years later, they were signed by George Martin's Parlophone label, not because – as previous accounts have suggested – he fell hopelessly in love with their irreverent northern wit, but thanks to a convoluted set of agreements that climaxed with Martin being handed them merely as a sort of punishment for having an affair with his secretary (soon to be his second wife).

Many corporations maintain the Civil Rights Act of 1964 adequately protects employee rights, and argue the bill would confound an already convoluted set of rules.

Her latest investigates narcissism and fear of intimacy through a typically convoluted set-up involving lost love and a confession of murder.

The interior is dominated by a convoluted staircase that plummets into a hall full of arches, exits and screens.

The architectural feature of the kidney was of convoluted tubules surrounded by peritubular microvessels forming a homogeneous aspect that merges the sequence of a microvessel followed by a convoluted tubule to the fullest extent.

As Guyot explained, the southern Appalachians were entirely unlike most mountain chains, for instead of a central axis they formed a convoluted and interlocking set of ranges.

For this set a convoluted back story was first conceived and the cards in the set were designed afterwards to fit the storyline.

That phrase set off by commas, it a convoluted, preening muscle-flex, is a big problem.

Mr. Muschamp justifies his parallel with the Brooklyn Bridge by means of a convoluted conceptual frame involving ethos and eidos.

Those records and other documents released by authorities show a convoluted money trail.