Sentence examples for convoluted and difficult from inspiring English sources

Two pairs of dashes and a colon make this sentence convoluted and difficult to read.

The man page is mostly complete (although parts of it, such as the widget hierarchy, are way out of date), but it's horribly convoluted and difficult to navigate.

Asked whether the US tax code was convoluted and difficult to understand partly because of lobbying by companies including Apple for exemptions, Cook replied: "No doubt".

The conversation needs to be: "Can we better Overwatch while not adding things that make the concept convoluted and difficult".

PALGN's Jeremy Jastrzab felt that the game's menus were convoluted and difficult to navigate, and also felt that the game began to drag near the end of the story.

Lolicom is a much more convoluted and difficult aspect of that anti-woman approach to social reportage, but one thing I would suggest here is that it's probably far more about attitudes to women, than attitudes to girls or children per se.

They are also convoluted and hard to understand.

Brands' tech stacks are often convoluted and unmanageable.

The scenario that Mitchell has come up with is convoluted and opaque, and certainly difficult to grasp at a first encounter.

These documents the documents that you need to get through modern life are alienating, convoluted, and generally seem more difficult than necessary.

She said the concessional loans were difficult to access, convoluted and most people required their accountant or rural financial counsellor to complete them.