"convoluted reality" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a complex, twisted, or perplexing situation or set of events. Example: In the novel, the protagonist must navigate through a convoluted reality filled with deceit and betrayal in order to uncover the truth about his past.
Modern communications have made contact with relatives much easier, yet have done little to make an already convoluted reality any less complicated.
There is a convoluted reality in which contradictory trends of decentralization and centralization co-emerge from overlapping layers of, first, internal political contentions, and second, a transforming actor spectrum within the country's changing political economy of risk reduction.
Sounds complicated and convoluted, but in reality the clothing, which starts with a simple A-line dress or tunic at about €300, is decidedly wearable.
Hackett believes that wrestling, with its "blue collar" celebrity, convoluted sexuality, and faked reality, epitomizes something essential about American culture, although his attempts to discuss these theories with the subjects themselves often prove comically inconclusive.
Like "Polvo," the portraits of "Kindred Spirits" are not meant to represent reality, but to underscore how convoluted our perception of identity can become.
He is said to have a brain the size of Jupiter because he can produce convoluted writing that nobody with their feet in reality can comprehend.
However convoluted and impenetrable, this cinematic labyrinth sabotages the very idea of reality with its notion of dream invasion, theft and implantation.
But whatever the convoluted constructs that issue from the inner circle in Baghdad, the reality is that this would not be the first time Mr. Hussein had made a sudden, startling reversal, just when he most needed to mask his real intentions and sow confusion among his adversaries.
King's later foray into reality television looked at first like a strange twist in an already convoluted plot, but on a deeper level it seems like the logical extension of his experiences.
The foul-mouthed nine-year-old has risen to viral fame thanks to her bizarre Instagram videos and convoluted feuds with other nu social media personalities; she has the stature of a rising reality TV star who has never appeared on reality TV.
But this movie, set in Toronto and starring his wife and muse, Arsinée Khanjian, as a batty schoolteacher, is a ludicrously convoluted tale that deals with the Holocaust, terrorism and several of his recurrent obsessions (appearance and reality, the influence of new technologies and so on) but gets nowhere.
