Sentence examples for convoluted and complex from inspiring English sources

On balance this does smack of a very convoluted and complex compromise.

This equally compelling but much less salubrious novel is convoluted and complex, revealing the seedy links between the key character, Dr Caleb Maddox, absinthe and derangement.

I left the company for a number of years, and when I came back, we had a document for the bonus plan that was so convoluted and complex.

A convoluted and complex negotiation around how best to implement rules designed to ensure clubs eventually operated at breakeven (with certain caveats that allowed unlimited spending on youth development and infrastructure).

Mr. Powers noted that the folkways in New York are different from the rest of the country, with lease negotiations more convoluted and complex than elsewhere in the country.

HOUSTON — The question was a little convoluted and complex, but the premise was clear enough: how could the Knicks play so well against the San Antonio Spurs on Friday, add a highly productive Zach Randolph on Saturday and yet be soundly beaten by a lesser Houston Rockets team?

"It's ridiculous to present something this long, this convoluted and this complex to voters and expect them to come to a clear understanding of what they'll be voting on," said Ion Sancho, the supervisor for elections in Leon County who was among the election officials seeking to remove the 714-word amendment from the ballot.

The reasons for inflation often seem convoluted and overly complex.

Many shapes, parallel-sided, worm-like, and complex convoluted morphologies, were observed and explained qualitatively by the relative displacements of the mica sheets that occur during cleavage.

Between 1870 and 1875 he worked out of Newark, New Jersey, and was involved in a variety of partnerships and complex transactions in the fiercely competitive and convoluted telegraph industry, which was dominated by the Western Union Telegraph Company.

Not surprisingly, the end result was complex and convoluted and certainly not a complete success.