Sentence examples for convoluted text from inspiring English sources

For an hour, Thomas Martin, a former University of Tulsa art history professor, gently guided the students through the sometimes convoluted text.

Notwithstanding the convoluted text of the rule, the elements of a 10b-5 clappearpear to be exactly the same as those of common law fraud: (1) a false or misleading statement (2) of a material fact (3) made with scienter that (4) the plaintiff reasonably relied on, (5) causing injury to the plaintiff.

He has also featured Goldberg's convoluted texts onscreen.

Mr. McCall twisted and quivered to piano music by Satie and a convoluted recorded text by R. D. Laing about states of being.

There's an almightily convoluted section of the text with more brackets than a home-made bookcase on reforming how the UN deals with sustainable development, which would involve somehow modifying the existing Commission on Sustainable Development.

At the same time, the passage should be translated into grammatical and comprehensible English, so that odd idioms or convoluted constructions of the original text should be rendered in their closest English equivalents and not translated entirely literally.

It is among the most convoluted such texts in the world, ranking with Alabama's and India's as one of the longest.

The storyteller is the problem, the presenter who creates wordy, text-heavy slides and uses dull, convoluted jargon and buzzwords.

In its brief for the case settled yesterday, EPA described the text of the law as "a grammatical mess" and "convoluted".

Adding text like that above to the current definition makes it even more convoluted.

Well, it's a bit convoluted but you basically plug in a board and program it using either graphical objects or text source code.