Sentence examples for convoluted libretto from inspiring English sources

Granted, "Orlando" has a convoluted libretto.

"Ocean's Kingdom," first performed in September, is as plodding as ever: four movements of static choreography by Mr. Martins, along with blandly sweeping music and a convoluted libretto by Mr. McCartney.

Remember the days, before the coming of titling systems, when opera buffs felt free to ignore all the convoluted plots and librettos and just bask in the music?

Strauss and his librettist, Joseph Gregor, never saw eye to eye about the work, and the libretto as a result is somewhat convoluted.

Italian opera is both mocked and perhaps a little beloved for librettos stuffed with lunatic coincidence and convoluted plots.

The music, set to a libretto of indeterminate origin, is an astonishing feat for a teenager and almost as elaborate as the convoluted plot.

Remember "convoluted"?

The nomenclature is convoluted.

It's convoluted.

Are the rules convoluted?

"It's so convoluted".