Sentence examples for convoluted world from inspiring English sources

IN the brassy, convoluted world of Yonkers politics, only one thing is for certain.

The band continue to be musical magpies, pumping out riff-based music that makes reference to metal, white funk (think Talking Heads), improv, convoluted world music and art rock (think Henry Cow, whose drummer, Chris Cutler, guested earlier with Peter Blegvad).

In Trump's convoluted world, every despicable act is justified if someone else has also done it...or done it first.

The developers wanted to create a broken, strange, and convoluted world that the players must tidy and reorganize in order to unravel hidden machinery that will ultimately allow them to make music.

It's as if to say that the convoluted world in which these characters live -- threatened by the Aryan Brotherhood, bamboozled by the never-ending Vietnam War, panicked by the threat of Charles Manson -- is so erratic and confounding that their lives must echo that too.

But in the convoluted world of college sports, there will, inevitably, be flaws in any system.

Whedon has promised that other beloved characters will pitch up in future instalments of the comic - there will be 20 or more - even those who, for convoluted entertainment-world reasons, now fight evil for other comic companies.

As cognitive neuroscientist Maryanne Wolf asked The Washington Post, "How much syntax is lost, and what is syntax but the reflection of our convoluted thoughts?" A world where nothing can be written that isn't perfectly clear and simple is a world where much of the reality of human thought and experience might go unexpressed and unexamined.

Things are more convoluted in our world where we try to make them one and the same, so our money says "In God we Trust" while our economy reeks of the seven deadly sins.

Some judges can seem almost robotic in their meticulous interpretations of the law - like scholars poring over their books looking for excuses to close their ears, rather than engaging with the realities of a convoluted, contradictory world.

"Bustin' Loose," for all its charms, is not the best song, even in the inherently convoluted, repetitious, cocaine-fueled world of 70's funk music.