Whether or not official thinking was that convoluted, the issue was bound to overshadow both the 60th anniversary of the NHS in July and a far-reaching review of its future by Lord Darzi, a surgeon, which is due by the end of June.
But whatever the convoluted constructs that issue from the inner circle in Baghdad, the reality is that this would not be the first time Mr. Hussein had made a sudden, startling reversal, just when he most needed to mask his real intentions and sow confusion among his adversaries.
In a long piece that looks at that community's interest in Harper Lee without getting bogged down in the convoluted legal issues, Kachka tries to sort out exactly what is going on.
Aboveground lurk such ominous issues as outdated wiring, convoluted plumbing, chimneys in need of cleaning and pointing, and areas so devoid of insulation that they "could have been used for meat storage".
They often take very convoluted shapes.
His logic on the citizenship issue was perhaps the most convoluted.
In the glossy ad booklets that local real estate brokers hand out, every issue contains half a dozen convoluted modernist houses amid the rafts of gables and shingles.
The issues surrounding menstrual hygiene are convoluted in India.
Margaret Warner is thorough and provides educated insight into disparate views -- without ending her reports with a shallow and convoluted summary indicating how both sides of the issue consist of well-meaning people who are doing equally good things.
