Sentence examples for convoluted yet from inspiring English sources

In contrast to negative responses, Michelle Alexander of Eclipse adored the plot of Tron: Legacy, a reaction that was paralleled by Rossiter Drake from 7x7, who wrote that it was "buoyed" by its "sometimes convoluted, yet hard to resist" story.

In the long road of learning the convoluted, yet at times transparently simple music industry, many roles and titles of people I've come across have been difficult to understand.

Flowing steps were also emphasized in a convoluted, yet effortless-looking pas de deux for Sandra Brown and Marcelo Gomes.

Their marriage — a wry riff on the expectation that every comedy contain a wedding and a happy ending — suggests that generosity, however desperate and convoluted, might yet cut through the tangle of selfishness and red tape.

Beginning casually enough, it builds towards convoluted-yet-always-clear spins, skitters and knots, the two dancers echoing each other as if giving different expression to the same underlying dance.

Such a convoluted process may yet be avoided if the ICC presses ahead with reported plans to add the best two associate sides to a new two-tiered Test championship.

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

It brings to mind the television series Lost, a great show with an engaging yet highly convoluted plot which infamously ended in a bizarre anticlimax.

Yet unlike convoluted Terminator time-loops, those beneficiaries have little to no influence on their (future) inherited circumstances.

Bricken said she can't be sure yet whether convoluted formulas and limits will allow one of her developer clients to offer tens of thousands of square feet in Chatsworth to large-scale businesses, or just 350 square feet for micro-cultivators.

As Ms. Parkhurst's convoluted-sounding yet extremely lucid "Nobodies Album" begins, Octavia is on a plane to New York from Boston.