Sentence examples for convoluted events from inspiring English sources

Calamity strikes only with the most convoluted events.

Surely there are at least a few more of these convoluted events to come".

Her discovery at the Harrogate Hydropathic Hotel, under an assumed name and claiming to be her husband's sister, inspired the film Agatha, with Vanessa Redgrave and Dustin Hoffman, and gave the writer a lifelong interest in convoluted events in hotels.

On 17 December 1946, she appears to have applied to the authorities for a licence to export a painting by John Constable, setting in train a series of convoluted and disputed events.

But as Jonathan Kahn makes clear in his worthy if convoluted review of the events surrounding the birth of BiDil, the genome has in many respects only made things worse.

This is a convoluted case.

The bureaucracies that govern the national organization, Dagorhir, and its main event, Ragnarok, are convoluted.

One explanation is that the events of that period were so convoluted that many people feel the dual burdens of being both perpetrators and victims.