Sentence examples for convoluted on from inspiring English sources

As is typical of Big Dance, there are lots of moving (literally and metaphorically) parts, and a structure that sounds more convoluted on paper than it is in real time.

Everytown – one of several sane competitors playing the long game against the National Rifle Association's stranglehold on violence in America – will make politicians put their positions on firearm restrictions, however convoluted, on the record.

They extend for about 10 12 cm although they will appear shorter due to being convoluted on cross-sectional imaging.

If that scene was convoluted on purpose, then it's a lot more interesting.

Pretty convoluted territory for the Justices to have left us in -- but why should the Supreme Court be any less convoluted on health care policy than the rest of us?

She's landed back in prison by Piper's doing, as we saw at the close of Season 2. It's nice to see Alex return, but this is last time we can endure her exhausting, convoluted on-and-off dynamics with Piper.

Yes, long, convoluted, run-on sentences may have been a reason I was let go.

This one is essentially a hugely convoluted attack on how you're optimistic in your 20s and haven't yet realized that the first ten years of your career are going to grind you into the same tortured, bitter Scrooge that is every middle-aged office worker who hates their life and everyone around them.

This one is essentially a hugely convoluted attack on how you're optimistic in your twenties and haven't yet realised that the first ten years of your career are going to grind you into the same tortured, bitter Scrooge that is every middle-aged office worker who hates their life and everyone around them.

Belhumeur, a former Olympic aerialist, leads them through convoluted acrobatics on trampolines.

But naturally, Jonny the philosopher offers a more positive – if slightly convoluted – spin on his rugby career.