Sentence examples for convoluted question from inspiring English sources

"I'm just a simple American — I just can't follow this stuff," he once scolded a reporter who asked an admittedly convoluted question.

"That's a very convoluted question," Mr. McCall said.

And finally... yes, that match did receive a mention at the tennis and caused a little confusion when Venus Williams, who played in Istanbul last week, found herself fielding a somewhat convoluted question.

Giving Counsel When a Nepalese radio reporter asked him a convoluted question on Friday about the roots of the Maoist violence, and whether Nepal might "greatly need some wonderful and good package programs towards alleviation of poverty and the creating plenty of job opportunities," Secretary Powell replied simply, "Yes".

Besides, according to our count, there are at least 10 worse things than flubbing a convoluted question posed by Nene. 2. Giuliana's smug look: Image courtesy of Getty.

But European officials and most of Greece's opposition parties painted the referendum as one of whether the country kept using the euro currency — even though that was not the convoluted question asked on the ballot.

Specter would ask these long, convoluted questions, and Bork would give these long, convoluted answers".

One sign of that is the referendum's convoluted questions (see table).

IN A referendum on July 18th, more Bolivian voters answered yes than no to five convoluted questions which, taken together, empower the government to exert greater control over the export and sale of the country's vast oil and gas wealth.

Like the best Bass Connections projects, this experience has presented the team with convoluted questions, competing interests, ambiguous findings, and imperfect processes.

Following suit, many waria are Muslim, which raises some confusing and convoluted questions about Islam's official stance on gender-bending.