"convoluted times" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a complicated or confusing period in history, or to refer to a complicated situation or set of circumstances. Example: "The political landscape during the Cold War was characterized by convoluted times, as countries navigated complex alliances and power dynamics."
The story this season has been told entirely in fragmented, convoluted time lapse.
The convoluted, time-shifting plot of Andrey Kurkov's novel The President's Last Love includes a president of Ukraine being poisoned by his political enemies.
The fifth installment in the increasingly convoluted time-travel-based series hopes to reinvent the franchise for viewers who have only a vague understanding of the elaborate continuity laid down by the previous entries.
With this one, because the character has the same name as me, it's a little more convoluted at times.
Sam Gill PS3, Xbox 360, PC, Mac, PS Vita (£44.99) Awesome guns and weird humour pepper Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel!, which is naturally set between the first game and Borderlands 2. It doesn't require too much attention – you can easily get by just following the map and shooting everything that moves, and the story is convoluted at times.
It's strange and convoluted at times, but on the whole the show delivers on its promise of a wondrous and unexpected looniness.
There may have been some bumps along the way -- I found the middle of the fourth season convoluted at times -- but the season certainly ended in a very satisfying fashion.
"It gets more convoluted each time," said Diana Fortuna, president of the Citizens Budget Commission.
For businesses like hers, the process of becoming government-approved is convoluted and time-consuming, she said.
Others are in difficulties that seem so convoluted and time-consuming that it's easier to shrug and walk away.
