Sentence examples for convoluted theory from inspiring English sources
In South Asia serious politicians usually have a spell in prison to point to, supposedly as proof of their zeal and sacrifice to their causes.Yet another, perhaps more convoluted, theory exists.
One convoluted theory suggests his role is to release Rupert Murdoch from London's costly freesheet battle.
In a long prison interview, Mr. Wallace was unable to deviate from his convoluted theory that the bar was the center of an organized-crime drug and prostitution ring with ties -- he was sure -- to Satanism, President Clinton and Garrison Keillor, host of the public radio program "Prairie Home Companion".
While that is a pretty convoluted theory of insider trading, it looks as if the S.E.C. is saying that using your job to deduce something going on at another company that is your client can be enough to violate the insider trading prohibition.
The Justice Department concocts a convoluted theory about how tobacco vendors deplete federal coffers and sends them a bill for $20 billion a year.
One "laughable" consequence was that an army of journalists made fools of themselves constructing convoluted theories as to who wrote Lewinsky's legalistic "talking points" for Linda Tripp.
In a sharply worded dismissal of Mr. Picard's "convoluted theories," Judge Rakoff rejected all the various arguments the trustee had put forward.
After the Karachi naval base assault, convoluted theories went around, many spread by retired generals on television, that the debacle had been secretly orchestrated by Indians, Israelis or Americans to destabilise Pakistan and snatch its nuclear weapons.
Johnson favors simplicity — not just clean, artful experiments, but those that let us replace convoluted theories with simple explanations.
A Midwesterner who valued "the culture of forthrightness he'd grown up with" but who became preoccupied with recursive literary narratives and the convoluted theories of Jacques Derrida.
Put Dr Shanks's and Dr Vauclair's observations together, and one cannot help but wonder whether Ptolemy might soon have some company in the annals of convoluted, discarded theories.
