Sentence examples for convoluted notion from inspiring English sources
The everlasting shame of the Negro elite is their ability to rationalize their self-serving cronyism into a convoluted notion of black advancement in general, as if they were actually going to regularly loan out their Saabs and beach houses to poor black folks.
Dr. Swerdlow said he and his colleagues were also considering a variety of hypotheses, ranging from the highly improbable (that Mrs. Lundgren was the target of a mailing) to the convoluted (the notion of double or triple cross-contamination). "We're trying to leave no stone unturned," he said.
This research examines the validity of the TPACK model and suggests that measuring each of these domains is complicated and convoluted, potentially due to the notion that they are not separate.
However convoluted and impenetrable, this cinematic labyrinth sabotages the very idea of reality with its notion of dream invasion, theft and implantation.
The nomenclature is convoluted.
Are the rules convoluted?
These deals were really convoluted".
