Sentence examples for convoluted note from inspiring English sources
In a convoluted note to backers (below), the company's founder states that the company is exploring raising additional capital yet seems to say it does not expect to be able to fulfill the remaining Kickstarter orders even with additional cash.
Security Council diplomats and experts noted that the language, though convoluted, was probably the best achievable result, given that Beijing had initially wanted the sinking referred to as an incident or an act, not an attack.
We note that in this calculus, the propagating THz pulse is convoluted with the (much slower) read-out time of the semiconducting Auston switch.
It's worth noting that the idea of "passing" at all is somewhat convoluted.
The premise is convoluted – but Alicia Kopf makes it work, seamlessly building a hybrid of fiction, research notes, diary entries and illustration.
But as I've noted before, a profusion of dashes can be a sign of overstuffed sentences or convoluted prose.
But as noted in Section 2.5, we do not actually estimate the sample eigenvalues, but the convoluted sample eigenvalue density ĝ y ( l ).
The nomenclature is convoluted.
Indeed, as Hemon notes, the biggest challenge for the Wachowskis and their collaborator, the German director Tom Tykwer, was parsing the novel's convoluted structure.
