Sentence examples for convoluted way from inspiring English sources

A day after their most tumultuous primary in memory, it was clear yesterday that New York Republicans' convoluted way of awarding presidential delegates helped George W. Bush -- and equally clear that even Bush supporters found that system wanting.

The city legalized "loft" tenancies in 1981, but it did it in a typically convoluted way.

It's a fairly convoluted way to clue ARC.

It's a shame, then, that Pearl tells the story in a convoluted way.

So all this is just a hopelessly convoluted way for Belgium to stick it to France?

If floating Brit was a convoluted way to flush out a buyer, the tactic has worked.

I answered something along the lines of "I'm fine," but in a far more convoluted way.

BL: Well it's kind of convoluted way of going about things.

Writing the law in that convoluted way helped to mask the true costs.

It's a shame, then, that Pearl tells the story in a convoluted way.

Maybe, in its convoluted way, Intermezzo is his ode to having a domestic.