Sentence examples for convoluted excuse from inspiring English sources
There is some wisdom in Francona's convoluted excuse.
He answered, offered a convoluted excuse involving flat tires and dead cellphone batteries, and then we had phone sex.
I have never seen an industry where it is fairly standard to have so many convoluted excuses on why the functionality does not work and the deadlines are practically never met.
Convoluted excuses about Melania Trump's plagiarism weren't the only thing making the rounds at the Republican National Convention Tuesday—apparently, a group of staffers from California was also passing around a nasty strain of norovirus, STAT reports.
Even an effort to analyze Debussy's affection for the Indonesian instrument the gamelan turns into an excuse — however convoluted — for her to assure us that her husband dated no Asian women before her.
The man's natural medium is charm, or excuses, or simply bullshitting his true work isn't exhibitions or films, but the convoluted, unethical process by which he produces them.
The nomenclature is convoluted.
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.
I know this is convoluted.
