Sentence examples for convoluted to work from inspiring English sources

And he cautioned that the structure of her proposal, which called for the purchase of insurance through huge "regional alliances," was too convoluted to work.

He also felt that the overarching mythology of the series had long ago become too convoluted to make sense, but that the "human pieces of the show still work, and that includes Doggett".

If your idea takes more than that to describe, chances are, it's too convoluted to actually work.

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

The equity analysts who work at that division chose not even to cover Enron, deeming the company's structure too convoluted to generate reasonable forecasts.

The plot is too convoluted to recount.

For the TA line-patterned film, the O1s peaks were convoluted to 529.8 and 531.9 eV.

As in "The Big Sleep," the intrigue does not depend on any one murderer to work its convoluted magic (Raymond Chandler himself was unsure who offed one of his story's victims).

And you keep wishing that because Ham is at the center of the convoluted plot -- he goes to work for the gangsters who take over the numbers game in Harlem, then turns around and organizes a plot to get rid of them -- Mr. Garner's shoulders would broaden so the show could leap onto them.

If you don't believe me, just try to work out how to adjust one by reading the sort of incomprehensibly convoluted instruction manuals you'd expect to find on Space Shuttle Endeavour.

He noted that "the worst thing about 'Agua Mala' is that it comes so very, very close to working that it's frustrating to see just how little it actually does" due to its bizarre structure and convoluted antagonist.