Sentence examples for convoluted- from inspiring English sources

Instead, convoluted codes of practice will be published instead.

Marina Diamandis's second album Electra Heart, released in 2012, got muddled slightly by arch personas, convoluted concepts and way too much hair dye.

Richard Hankin, the director of 16 Acres, a documentary that charts the deeply convoluted progress at the site, says this confusion over who's in charge of signing off is typical.

Some are circuitous, others take bafflingly convoluted detours.

In an era of increasingly complex and convoluted mass surveillance systems, some argue that "privacy is dead", impossible to protect in the face of rapid technological advancements.

Some lobby journalists claimed the leaks were coming from the police, others suggested they may have come via a convoluted route from Downing Street.

Any of these combustible subjects can spark a week-long orgy of backlash and counter-backlash, with arguments so convoluted they would leave medieval theologians reeling.

The DUP wants to see immediate elections, believing that David Trimble's election as first minister on Tuesday - after convoluted horse-trading within Stormont - came after an earlier six-week deadline for the post to be filled.

And Mark Walhberg is a cop too, in a needlessly convoluted plot twist whereby two agents from different bureaus were set up to go undercover and rob a bank and then kill each other but, now that the plot has backfired, the two agents will be forced to work alongside one another to figure out who masterminded the set up despite their mutual violent mistrust of each other.

The consequence of this bid for impartiality, which began with the drawing of lots to decide the podium order, is a convoluted looking question-and-answer grid.

It's convoluted.