Sentence examples for has been a convoluted from inspiring English sources

Instead, for decades, food has been a convoluted tangle of restrictive rules, in the form of tariffs, quotas and subsidies.

Testing for Zika so far in the US has been a convoluted process for doctors, who are required to send specimens to their local health departments, which in turn send them to the CDC for evaluation.

The case has been a slow and convoluted exercise in legal maneuvering and death penalty politics.

The proposed sale has been a very trying and convoluted process spanning many, many months.

But the thing I'd like to tell you about that's slightly screwy is my own convoluted academic history, which has been a bit of a disaster in the beginning.

A: Because if the plan weren't convoluted, this would have been a 90 minute movie.

Cleve has been reading a convoluted speech to little effect, when Milk steps in to show him how it's done".Lose the note cards next time", he tells Cleve, "your job is to say into that bullhorn what they're all feeling".

The resolution of our Time Zone SNAFU has been made a convoluted, multi-layered, pass-the-buck process, so I say pester them all.

Even on a good day the road to immortality has been as convoluted for Saint-Exupery as was the mortal one.

In defence of their own fair share of the pie, they took the president's side.Mr Clinton's own attitude to government has been interestingly convoluted.

Her step back into the spotlight also means she will face increased scrutiny for her personal life, which at times has been as convoluted as entire seasons of "Melrose Place".