Sentence examples for convoluted style from inspiring English sources
His Baroque, convoluted style, known as Gongorism (gongorismo), was so exaggerated by less gifted imitators that his reputation suffered after his death until it underwent a revaluation in the 20th century.
It revealed a convoluted style of action.
Well I was trying to write from the point of view of an 11-year-old, so that insisted on a less convoluted style.
The illustrations are rather brilliant too – a water molecule portrayed as a trio of fairies holding hands – the book is marred only by her often overly convoluted style, which sometimes makes for confused reading.
In Sartre's convoluted style of formulation, "he would be right if he recognized himself as a being that is what it is not and is not what it is" (Bell 1989: 45).
In her usual contemptuous and convoluted style, Huckabee Sanders explained the president was considering the move because the former officials had "politicized, and in some cases monetized, their public service and security clearances".
He had trouble communicating his ideas, constrained as he was by an ornate, archaic and sometimes convoluted writing style.
Apart from the fact that few patients read these and that reading them is highly correlated with education (Hietanen et al, 2000), many information sheets are written at too high a reading level (Paasche-Orlow et al, 2003) and are convoluted in style (Knapp et al, 2009).
The main concern against Gilbert seems to have been his convoluted vocabulary and style of writing, which led to his writings being easily misunderstood.
Women and girls are tossed out of Renfrew when their insurance runs out, or for trumped-up boarding-school-style infractions of rules that have nothing to do with putting on weight and leading joyful lives, and everything to do with tyranny and convoluted recovery-movement styles of deploying power.
For those in the room the press conference was like travelling back in time, the same folksy language, the same slight convoluted rhetorical style.
