Sentence examples for convoluted sequence from inspiring English sources
Later, I remembered that his best movies, unlike most movies, actually do provide that: "Trainwreck" is mostly happy, with a slightly convoluted sequence of discord, followed by more happiness; "The 40-Year-Old Virgin" ends with a hilarious post-virginity euphoria sequence; "Bridesmaids," which for me had a little too much meanness and a little too much diarrhea, ended in a joyful song.
It is written as a lifelong series of journals kept by Mountstuart, a writer whose life (1906 1991) spanned the defining episodes of the 20th century, crossed several continents and included a convoluted sequence of relationships and literary endeavours.
The system for choosing a new government is built around a convoluted sequence of caucuses in which appointed officials are supposed to solicit and then screen nominations from local dignitaries.
Although this convoluted sequence of events will not lead to a formal review of Mr Thaksin's case, it is already casting embarrassing doubt on the merit of his acquittal.
It may be the better piece, more inventive in its convoluted sequences.
While the 'mapping first' approach is ideal for model organisms with complete genomes, it still requires correct alignment of the reads to the reference genome, a fact that is convoluted by alternative splicing and sequencing errors.
Two interleaved narratives, separated by convoluted dream sequences and forbiddingly detailed plans for cut-and-fold paper toys, depict the awkward meeting between a thirtysomething loser and the father he has never known; and, more than 80 years before, the abandonment of the father's own father by his father.
Yet this pose is only a pause with new aspects of the relationship explored through amazingly fast sequences of flung-out gestures, lifts and convoluted embraces.
Dreams have convoluted stories that are hard to break down into sequences of images or concepts.
The nomenclature is convoluted.
