Sentence examples for convoluted characters from inspiring English sources

Sitting in front of a computer screen for hours on end deciphering convoluted characters and typing them into a box is monotonous work.

The characters' convoluted interactions, which move from the courtroom to the corn fields and involve blackmail and murder, are no more convincing than their personalities.

What makes Hill's comedies unique is how he indulges his male characters their convoluted dreams and goals so affected by movie-arc structures they are measured in heroic climaxes and resilient comebacks.

Murdoch's novels typically have convoluted plots in which innumerable characters representing different philosophical positions undergo kaleidoscopic changes in their relations with each other.

It's as if to say that the convoluted world in which these characters live -- threatened by the Aryan Brotherhood, bamboozled by the never-ending Vietnam War, panicked by the threat of Charles Manson -- is so erratic and confounding that their lives must echo that too.

This is a convoluted case.

The histories and shifting loyalties of the two other main characters are nearly as convoluted.

****** As for Dolores – you fear for Evan Rachel Wood, so convoluted are the demands on her character.

If "Ararat" is the year's most thought-provoking film, its ingeniously convoluted structure tends to box in its characters (Stephen Holden).

The Hamptons-set show is great fun with nonstop scheming, a convoluted backstory involving betrayal and great ruthless characters.

Laurence Rickard was recruited solely as a writer, but found himself part of both the senior writing staff and starring cast after creating the character of Bob Hale, whose extended, convoluted monologues proved impossible to hand over to anyone else.