Sentence examples for got convoluted from inspiring English sources

"I got out of there," he said regretfully, "and I went into the world and I got convoluted".

The plot got convoluted, and the gags got buried.

I think what got convoluted in the lawsuit was that [Gabriel Trupin, a dancer who died of AIDS in 1995] was suing for something very different than we were.

All these lines are getting convoluted now.

From then on, though, the stories get convoluted.

"Follow along closely so it won't get convoluted," Mr. Mims, 25, rapped, flicking his wrist to the beat.

"That's all you have to be ready for in Game 7, is to be ready to play — let's not get convoluted here," he said.

But with late-period Jay-Z the reverse is sometimes true: the ideas are clear and precise, but the syntax gets convoluted, and he settles for clumsy near-rhymes like "using it"/ abuse is".

This is where tabulations get convoluted as the RIAA counts streams as well as individual tracks (through a formula it terms "album equivalent sales"), so none of this is based on "pure" sales of the album as a whole.

(It should also be noted that the NBA has said it missed a call against the Clippers in game one, and that this could be something of a "make-up" call, but this is already getting convoluted enough as it is).

While dealing with the large datasets can get convoluted, scale is not the toughest part of the job.