Sentence examples for convoluted as it from inspiring English sources

The procedural change was as convoluted as it was incendiary.

Larsson's premise is as convoluted as it is melodramatic.

It's not as convoluted as it sounds, honest.

When applied to the real world, the math quickly becomes exceedingly convoluted, as it attempts to encompass the extended consequences of every decision.

Pawlenty's response was as convoluted as it was harsh: Congressman Bachmann didn't vote for that bill because of a stripping away of pro-life protection, she voted for it and is now creating that as the excuse.

Müller is also resistant to forms of order that provoke an automatic and possibly false response; "The Appointment" is a book whose plot is not so much convoluted as it is devoid of apparent direction.

Censorship can become very dense and convoluted as quick as you can say "Bob's your uncle".

The history of Verdi's "Forza del Destino" is almost as convoluted as its sprawling plot.

Now the Costa Ricans are after the Englishman, and from there the plot grows as convoluted as Mr. Johnson can make it.

It's slightly convoluted as away goals do count, but only after extra-time has been played.

(It was as convoluted as that sounds).