Sentence examples for convoluted array of from inspiring English sources
The dome of St Paul's Cathedral, almost a mile to the west, is protected by a convoluted array of height limits and viewing corridor rules.
The distinctions between "faithful" and "treasonous" writing are determined by a convoluted array of institutions, ranging from the General Union of Arab Writers to Ba'ath Party officials; however, the censorship matrix in Syria doesn't neatly fit into Western notions of "freedom" and "totalitarianism".
It is infrastructure, like the vast concrete sluice of the California Aqueduct, like the convoluted arrays of piping that spring up everywhere at the corners of fields.
He studied the intracellular transport system known as the endoplasmic reticulum and helped discover the convoluted arrays of skeleton-like elements called microtubules, which play a vital role in organizing the contents of the cell.
Ito's Metropolitan Opera House for Taichung, Taiwan, currently under construction, combines a convoluted and curvy array of concrete formwork, somewhat like a coral reef, with an aquarium-like glassy box that seemingly slices through it.
But the two are often thrust into convoluted situations, and there is a confusing array of subsidiary characters.
Small and elegant, she transformed her deceptive fragility into a startling flexibility that flowed into the convoluted shapes created for her by an array of modern choreographers.
The latter show, a collaboration between pop icon David Bowie and Irish playwright Enda Walsh based on the novel (and Bowie film property) The Man Who Fell to Earth, thrilled and baffled audiences in equal measure with its array of Bowie hits and its convoluted storytelling.
They say the companies' proposed fix — in which assets and an array of products and services would be sold off — is "complicated and convoluted" and does nothing to address the problem.
The array of rebel groups.
