Sentence examples for convoluted thinking from inspiring English sources

The subtext to this convoluted thinking seems pretty clear to me, and it's not a pleasant one.

The plumes represent knotty artistic problems and the convoluted thinking they inspire, which induces the dreaded Creatively Inhabitant Embedded Impurity Syndrome, otherwise known as confusion.

This is the convoluted thinking of an uninformed and misinformed electorate.

Later on, in my convoluted thinking, I decided I would use the hospital drugs to try a home detox from heroin.

Based on thinking so convoluted only the most ardent congressional Republicans could fall for it, he's attempted to purge the agency's science advisory boards of actual scientists, and replace them with industry insiders.

The most convoluted philosophical thinking outside of academe was taking place recently at the Global Spa Summit at the Waldorf-Astoria, with the purpose of fostering….

The most convoluted philosophical thinking outside of academe was taking place recently at the Global Spa Summit at the Waldorf-Astoria, with the purpose of fostering "thought leadership" in the forty-billion-dollar-a-year spa industry.

By Lillian Ross The most convoluted philosophical thinking outside of academe was taking place recently at the Global Spa Summit at the Waldorf-Astoria, with the purpose of fostering "thought leadership" in the forty-billion-dollar-a-year spa industry.

Whether or not official thinking was that convoluted, the issue was bound to overshadow both the 60th anniversary of the NHS in July and a far-reaching review of its future by Lord Darzi, a surgeon, which is due by the end of June.

Becoming a creative community is complex and often convoluted, but mostly requires new thinking, new policies, new leadership... which doesn't necessarily fit into any existing cubbyhole.

It turned out that the movement's members — several of whom were Muslims belonging to local opposition parties — fell for a convoluted case of entrapment and joined the supposed guerrilla group thinking it was an NGO that built toilets and wells.