Sentence examples for convoluted stage from inspiring English sources

And even when the seats are known, next comes the convoluted stage of building coalitions between parties that were formerly rivals, in order to get more than 272 seats and form a national government.

Ms. Zambello has antagonized innumerable mainstream opera buffs with some of her more convoluted staging concepts, but she won over many doubters last season with an arresting production of Berlioz's epic "Les Troyens" at the Metropolitan Opera.

But the evolution of human progress is far richer, and more subtle and convoluted than these stages suggest.

In the training stage, clean speech is convoluted by arbitrary impulse responses to create artificial reverberant speech.

If I'm honest, I got as much pleasure from the staging as from the convoluted story.

Both mutants also show excessively elongated and convoluted dorsal trunks, a result that was confirmed by staining stage 16 embryos with the 2A12 antibody that recognizes the luminal protein Gasp (Fig. 2A).

Critical Myth gave this episode 9/10, stating "[a]s convoluted and bastardized as that plot thread would become, at this stage of the game, it was one of the best episodes of the series to date".

In later-stage deals outside the U.S., terms are maybe less convoluted.

He made his Iraq debut in 2014, but his path to international soccer was convoluted: Meram had always figured the US was his only option on the national stage.

He travelled on via several staging-posts to Boa Vista in Brazil, and then took a convoluted overland journey back to Georgetown.

The adult life stages of the genera Pingalla and Syncomistes purportedly undergo a further ontogenetic shift to produce a highly convoluted and elaborate intestinal pattern, with the final and most complex intestinal pattern unique (autoapomorphic) to Syncomistes.