Sentence examples for is extremely convoluted from inspiring English sources

If I've understood Wright correctly (his penultimate chapter is extremely convoluted), it's hard to see how this inversion forms part of a materialist account of religion.

It was extremely convoluted and unlikely and valiant though the efforts of the Hopeless Expositionary Policeman were to convey this twist, it all seems rather shrouded in mist.

Japan was a natural market because its roadways are extremely convoluted and prone to traffic jams.

Although the results show that prediction markets really can predict, he wonders about fields such as disease genomics where, unlike psychological studies, "the pathways are extremely convoluted: It may be more difficult for prediction markets to make useful predictions, since we are facing an unpredictable black box".

The student-loan scheme is extremely complicated and convoluted and tricky to navigate, even for sophisticated and educated borrowers.

An exact analysis is extremely difficult due to the complexity of synthetic jets, which consist of mutually interacting and convoluted vortex rings surrounded by stochastic turbulence, into which they gradually decompose.

Joint venture liability is an extremely convoluted and confusing catchall designed to address the case of the phantom felon and convict anyone who may have done it without actually proving they did it.

However, because the existing political climate in Kabul is so extremely convoluted, fragile and oddly murky with lingering recollections of the country's history of post-Soviet withdrawal turmoil; an unfamiliar political power sharing between the Taliban's 12th century Islamo-fascist mindset and the corrupt and warlord infested government of Hamid Karzai is a recipe for chaos and failure.

Fatty acid labeling determinations are sometimes highly convoluted.

Her account is necessarily convoluted.

The plot is too convoluted to recount.