Sentence examples for convoluted web from inspiring English sources
'convoluted website' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a website that is difficult to navigate or understand due to its unnecessarily complex design. For example, "The company's website is so convoluted that I can't even find what I'm looking for."
Love affairs, politics and espionage all play their part in the convoluted web of connections that links the passengers of Flight 64, their friends and families.
In Austria a special parliamentary committee investigating political corruption is questioning serving and former ministers this week about a convoluted web of alleged bribery and profiteering from government tenders and skewed legislation.
It was a metaphor for the entire conflict, as the confusing fog of war that led to Zollicoffer's death reflected a convoluted web of loyalties that defined the Civil War in the Upper South.
Due to a convoluted web of privacy laws and other governmental regulations, as well as concerns about data security, analysts estimate that business cloud adoption in Europe lags behind the US by about two years.
The tool allows developers to control 23 of AWS's services from the command line without the need to touch its somewhat convoluted web interface.
There's delicious irony in the thought of a prominent politician being caught in the convoluted web of the tax disaster that he and his like have foisted on the American people.
No matter how convoluted a web they weave, there's something to be said for that kind of bluster.
Unlike Osama bin Laden, whose convoluted Arabic-language Web messages struck many Western Muslims as foreign and strange, Mr. Awlaki's unaccented English, sprinkled with colloquial Americanisms, often hit its mark.
The bill heeds these calls by adding two centralising forces to the convoluted spying web: a new counter-terrorism centre to "connect the dots" and a national intelligence director.In this section Heating up at last?
"It's so convoluted, and reading the I.R.S. Web site makes my head hurt".
Harvesting chemical data from the web is a challenging task requiring several convoluted steps.
