Sentence examples for convoluted hypothesis from inspiring English sources
When I asked Peskov about the jeering, he unspooled a convoluted hypothesis about how the crowd might have been reacting to the image of Monson being helped to the locker room: "We called him after that, and he said it's normal that in America when a beaten guy is leaving the hall they often boo".
The fact would be unprovable, of course, for there might always be some undiscovered beetle testing hypotheses experimentally under a rotting log or in a convoluted burrow somewhere.
Dr. Swerdlow said he and his colleagues were also considering a variety of hypotheses, ranging from the highly improbable (that Mrs. Lundgren was the target of a mailing) to the convoluted (the notion of double or triple cross-contamination). "We're trying to leave no stone unturned," he said.
The nomenclature is convoluted.
I know this is convoluted.
These deals were really convoluted".
The story has been convoluted.
Sure, it's convoluted and sneaky.
"It's so convoluted," Mr. Lucio said.
