Sentence examples for convoluted this from inspiring English sources

Just how convoluted this seemingly simple judgment can be is best illustrated by controversy around a statement made by Greens senator Scott Ludlam that "currently, Australia is 71st per capita in the world in terms of refugees hosted".

Cnet kindly reminds us how convoluted this country's tax structure can be.

A: Because if the plan weren't convoluted, this would have been a 90 minute movie.

"It's ridiculous to present something this long, this convoluted and this complex to voters and expect them to come to a clear understanding of what they'll be voting on," said Ion Sancho, the supervisor for elections in Leon County who was among the election officials seeking to remove the 714-word amendment from the ballot.

In a day filled with involved and occasionally convoluted transactions, this trade was refreshingly simple.

Nevertheless, the chronicle of his profanations seems awfully long and convoluted for this short book, which quickly becomes mired in its self-obsession.

In each vesicle is a tubule 15 cm long that is highly coiled and convoluted; surrounding this tube is connective tissue (blood and lymphatic vessels, nerve fibres, and supportive tissue).

While Justice Souter's writing style can be convoluted, in this instance it was so direct as to be almost conversational, his anger controlled but his extreme disappointment evident.

The arguments here are a bit convoluted — at this point, Twitter isn't just arguing about whether the subpoena should be blocked, but also whether Harris has the legal standing to challenge the subpoena in the first place.

And in a climate already as unfathomably fractured and convoluted as this one, the uncertainty may speak to our times more than we realize.

The signal was convoluted with this mother wavelet.