Sentence examples for convoluted love from inspiring English sources

They keep me tuning in every once in a while, even though I've long ago stopped caring about who the real mother is or frankly the convoluted love lives of our leads.

The Toronto-themed Views follows last year's hit mixtape with more Auto-Tuned post-mortems on Drake's convoluted love life, balanced out by slightly more routine hip-hop swagger.

Jean-Pierre Ohl's The Lairds of Cromarty (Dedalus) is a bulging carrier bag of a novel, a bibliophilic jeu d'esprit, containing the best literary rugby match since Tom Brown's Schooldays, a homage to the International Brigades and a convoluted love story.

Besides that, there was also some convoluted love triangle between Michael, George Michael, and Ron Howard's daughter; Maeby sort of becomes a sex offender; GOB keeps feeding everyone forget-me-nows to complicate things; a Mongolian horde is mad or something uh, maybe its best not to dig too deep.

In fact, nowhere is the jihadists' convoluted love-hate relationship with soccer more evident than in the contradictory policies of IS.

Yet, what emerges from analysis of IS's policies is a convoluted love-hate relationship with the world's most widespread expression of popular culture.

They're aching, convoluted songs about love and loneliness, and the crowd was eager to comfort him.

Politicians, in particular, seem to love convoluted ways to say "now," from "at this point in time" to "in this day and age".

The reasoning is all rather convoluted: we love to taste things, especially coffee, and this somehow links to melody, and these melodies show how great our sense of humour is... which is why Hegarty has covered an aria for an Italian coffee company.

Completing her collection of oligarchs' accessories – which already spans everything from weaponised jewellery and challenging footwear, to stealthy hideouts in the forests of Russia – the queen of the curve has now applied her love of convoluted geometries to a floating gin palace.

Her latest investigates narcissism and fear of intimacy through a typically convoluted set-up involving lost love and a confession of murder.