Sentence examples for convoluted passages from inspiring English sources
On the literary side, German speakers routinely wince at the more convoluted passages in Wagner's librettos and prose writings.
In long, convoluted passages filled with gaffes – one police officer said the fast-talking Indian callers sounded "like parrots" – it demanded the target make an immediate payment or police would show up "at your doorsteps" within 30 minutes.
We should have started over with this convoluted passage.
In genera such as Corythosaurus, Lambeosaurus, Parasaurolophus (and a few others), the crests were hollow, containing a series of middle and outer chambers that formed a convoluted passage from the nostrils to the trachea.
In a convoluted passage in the Poetics, Aristotle tells us that if an impossible thing would "necessarily" require something else to occur along with it, you should put that second thing in your story, too, because then your readers will be more likely to believe the first one.
Ohio University issued a press release on October 16, 2008 which elaborated on the debate among paleontologists about the function of the strange, horny crests on the heads of the duck-billed dinosaurs also known as lambeosaurs, structures that contain very long, convoluted nasal passages that loop up over the tops of their skulls.
He somehow made the mood swings seem inevitable, from the dissonant, contrapuntally convoluted outbursts to the pensive passages with hints of hymn tunes.
Fully differentiated spermatozoa left from testis acquire their motility and capacity for fertilization via interactions with the epididymal epithelium duct lumen during passage through this convoluted duct.
The nomenclature is convoluted.
