Sentence examples for convoluted making from inspiring English sources

If the story was convoluted — making it a rarely revived musical, despite an acclaimed score — the animating spirit of the show was clear.

In 2012, the United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women called New Zealand's abortion laws "convoluted", making women "dependent on the benevolent interpretation of a rule which nullifies their autonomy".

Its pleasantly convoluted plot makes sense so long as you don't examine it too closely.

(More broadly, the passive voice and convoluted structure make this sentence hard to read).

"Pages and pages of convoluted methods make me worry, though," Dr. Brett said.

This tendency for food writers to be so, well, convoluted ("I made my own cheese! I smoked my own fish!

Many longtime bitcoin investors and traders believe that a clearer regulatory path paired with institutional involvement — however convoluted — could make all the difference in 2018.

Snobby is a longstanding destination in Fortnite, but it's never really been one of the most popular, particularly in solos: being so far away from the major points of interest and a bit convoluted just makes it a bit tough.

It's a shame to see your tangled, convoluted thoughts make it to print instead of staying in the pages of your notebook.

He also felt that the overarching mythology of the series had long ago become too convoluted to make sense, but that the "human pieces of the show still work, and that includes Doggett".

We know from George Orwell's 1984 that language can be manipulated and convoluted to make someone believe freedom is slavery, and a women's empowerment movement is where they're surrendering to a creepy guy who gets to tell them their pubic hair length and the amount of calories they eat.