Sentence examples for convoluted encounter from inspiring English sources

There is a brilliantly convoluted encounter between Ms. Anderson and Timothy O'Keefe as a strongly etched Caesar.

Richard Chen See and Mr. LeBeau are fine acrobatic drunks while Lisa Viola and Patrick Corbin remain astounding in their convoluted encounter.

Parr commissioned Edgar's first professionally performed play, a rather bizarre and somewhat convoluted encounter between Rosa Luxemburg and Marilyn Monroe, Two Kinds of Angels (1970): "There was a fashion at the time to take two very unlikely historical figures and to put them in the same room," says Edgar, before admitting: "It's not a very good play".

From the very first scene, when a slow stream of weed smoke drifts out of Phoenix's mouth, you're bundled along on a heady and convoluted adventure, encountering neo-Nazi bikers, Black Panthers, and murderous loan sharks, all in a climate of post-Manson-murder paranoia.

From the very first scene, when a slow stream of weed smoke drifts out of Phoenix's mouth, you're bundled along on a heady and convoluted adventure, encountering neo-Nazi bikers, Black Panthers and murderous loan sharks, all in a climate of post-Manson murder paranoia.

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

Remember "convoluted"?

The nomenclature is convoluted.

It's convoluted.

Are the rules convoluted?

"It's so convoluted".