Sentence examples for convoluted work from inspiring English sources

Like many of the characters' lives, this book is nasty, brutish and short but it packs a far harder punch and lingers longer in the mind than many a longer, more convoluted work.

All that remains is The Silmarillion which is arguably his best, yet most convoluted, work.

The play is an ambiguous and convoluted epic work that celebrates Roman Catholic doctrine.

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.

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

To add twists to an already convoluted screenplay, Katie is working with a girl (Quvenzhané Wallis) whose childhood was even more troubled than her own.

This is convoluted, but it actually works pretty well.

It's true that much of what he had to say about his own work is absurdly convoluted and self‑aggrandising.

Her works are obsessively convoluted and endlessly recursive, dramatising the difficulty of expressing thought in language.

This convoluted system works well enough, although having a receiver and a Playbase is actually unnecessary as long as you have multiple inputs on your TV.

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