Sentence examples for convoluted struggle from inspiring English sources
Ibn Ra'iq's position was anything but secure, however, and soon a convoluted struggle for control of his office, and the Caliphate with it, broke out among the various local rulers and the Turkish and Daylamite military chiefs, which ended in 946 with the ultimate victory of the Buyids.
Ibn Ra'iq's position was anything but secure, however, and soon a convoluted struggle for control of the office of [amir al-umara, and the Caliphate with it, broke out among the various local rulers and the Turkish military chiefs, which ended in 946 with the victory of the Buyids.
The episode at the Ministry of Culture was in many ways a synopsis of a year of convoluted political struggle that led to the end of the Brotherhood's rule, and the fall of Egypt's first democratically elected government.
In New York, even if the money or property is eventually deemed innocent, you're on your own navigating the city's property retrieval apparatus, which is governed by rules so convoluted that even experts struggle to understand it the Legal Aid Society describes it as a "confusing patchwork of omissions and misleading and overruled provisions".
The objection added controversy — and theatrics — to a political struggle that is already convoluted and protracted.
But there are also moments that leave story behind in the service of pure theatricality, using music and dance to convey convoluted emotional states that words – or cinematic montage – would struggle to convey.
The grammar seems deliberately convoluted, and it has been suggested that Whitman was struggling between the revelation and the concealment of his homosexuality.
The overall story of Jupiter Ascending is so convoluted that it reminds me of a business calculus night class I took and remembered having struggled with.
The nomenclature is convoluted.
