Sentence examples for convoluted conversation from inspiring English sources
For instance, a notorious George Cruikshank cartoon shows Nelson, Emma Hamilton and her doddery old cuckold of a husband William Hamilton carrying on a convoluted conversation about tobacco, in which Lady Hamilton declares "pho, the old man's pipe is always out", while the admiral promises leeringly: "I'll give you such a smoke I'll power a whole broadside into you".
Upon entering, we made our way toward the open bar, which included bartenders dancing around in Johnson's signature tutu's, and we then engaged in some cryptic and convoluted conversation with Betsey which included a few fashion tips.
The disconnect — on the teacher's part, perhaps, but also in the culture at large — started Shonibare on a body of work that questions race and class, as well as identity in general, all in the convoluted conversations about culture and nationalism that occur in between Africa and Europe.
You will never in any other period of your life have so many convoluted conversations about the meaning of existence with people who have given it so little thought or have so little experience to back up their theories.
With all of the "green-washing" and convoluted messaging surrounding the term "sustainability" in modern marketing, the conversation among the speakers moved away from sustainability -- and towards empathy.
I ended all my Tinder conversations in one go with a copy and paste, convoluted message about getting back with an ex-boyfriend.
Mary Halvorson on guitar and Matana Roberts on alto saxophone played speedy cat-and-mouse down convoluted paths; then Ms. Halvorson and the six-string bassist Thundercat held a more leisurely conversation.
The conversation needs to be: "Can we better Overwatch while not adding things that make the concept convoluted and difficult".
The nomenclature is convoluted.
