Sentence examples for convoluted texts from inspiring English sources
He has also featured Goldberg's convoluted texts onscreen.
For an hour, Thomas Martin, a former University of Tulsa art history professor, gently guided the students through the sometimes convoluted text.
Mr. McCall twisted and quivered to piano music by Satie and a convoluted recorded text by R. D. Laing about states of being.
It is among the most convoluted such texts in the world, ranking with Alabama's and India's as one of the longest.
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.
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.
The modifications were so convoluted to induce A. Bagnasco and M. Viviani to compile for the League of Autonomies a booklet juxtaposing the texts of the last two regulations.
Some series trail convoluted backstories – re-photographed images of JFK's back, taken the year of his assassination, are shown with no explanatory texts.
