Sentence examples for convoluted to from inspiring English sources

The plot is too convoluted to recount.

His utterances range from the tortuously convoluted to the gruffly ineloquent.

For me the work is too thematically convoluted to have much philosophical impact.

The plot is inventive but probably too convoluted to detail in full.

In most mammals the cerebellum is highly developed, and its surface may be convoluted to increase its area.

But where Ironside is delicate and sometimes convoluted to the point of whimsy, Vaughan is solid and dark.

'Fit curve' shown in Figure 5 are fitted results using the simplified interface state density model, which can been de-convoluted to the discrete energy trap ('Defect') and 'Fit curve 2'. Figure 5 D it spectra of a-Si H (left side) a-Si H 2 O 3 /a-Si:H stack (right side).

Politicians, in particular, seem to love convoluted ways to say "now," from "at this point in time" to "in this day and age".

At the ultrastructural level, intercalated discs were found to be highly convoluted and to contain fewer gap junctions and desmosomes.

I began to hyperventilate, and concoct convoluted reasons to go and stand in La Deyn's willowy proximity.

His message was that the vice president's approach to tax cuts was convoluted and, to many voters, irrelevant.