Sentence examples for convoluted mess from inspiring English sources

The director, one of the smartest working in Hollywood today, does not want to play it safe or risk boring himself, but the result is an arch, convoluted mess.

America's tax code is a convoluted mess.

By the release of 2007's third one, however, Tobey Maguire was 32, and the simplicity of the earlier films made way for a convoluted mess.

Most 5.1 or 7.1 headphones are a convoluted mess of speaker drivers, usually resulting in massive ear cups.

Their final product was such a convoluted mess that the director of the Biological Sciences Curriculum Study in Boulder, Colorado, wrote a letter to the Hillsborough schools science supervisor to express his exasperation.

Their case is now a convoluted mess of bureaucratic infighting between two Chinese government agencies, the same bureaucrats who will soon regulate social games.

Well, falsehood creates a convoluted mess, a sense of disorder.

What imperils the cooperative is the kind of financial alchemy that has magnified our money mess: an atrociously convoluted deal that Hoosier struck with the John Hancock Life Insurance Company in 2002.