Long and convoluted names are hard to remember and easily overlooked.
Not to mention the convoluted names of active ingredients and the statistics describing how many women saw a significant difference in their appearance after how many weeks.
Jurors today must determine questions of fact concerning DNA evidence, statistical analyses and convoluted financial fraud, to name only three topics.
Now any sphere of endeavour can now be taken to those bafflingly convoluted lengths in the name of telly – lengths that would make most right-thinking individuals question the very sanity of the world.
Freedland went with the name Sam Bourne, he has written, partly because "my own name is somehow too convoluted, too polysyllabic, with difficult 'fr' and 'th' sounds...
That effort resulted in convoluted new names for several of the component schools.
Under the convoluted rules governing the election, Mr. Simon's name will remain on the ballot, along with 134 other candidates.
His best-known piece was "43-Man Squamish," the name he invented for a preposterously convoluted game inspired by his fascination with the complicated rules and special terminology used in many sports.
