Sentence examples for is more tortuous from inspiring English sources

None is more tortuous than old Egeon's speech at the opening of "The Comedy of Errors" -- so filled with incident that it induces amnesia, but if you forget any detail, parts of the rest of the play make no sense.

The architecture of the newly formed vessels is more tortuous and seems to be less organized when compared to the original capillary plexus.

However, for youth reluctant to approach school counsellors, or no longer attending school, the access pathway to the service is more tortuous and uncertain.

Lei Bo's journey was more tortuous.

The search for Mr. Horman was more tortuous.

The fate of the professional archive was more tortuous.

"It took longer than it should have and was more tortuous.

The answer to the question about Toklas and the escape was more tortuous.

Few business undertakings are more tortuous than closing a European car factory.

Although Kosovo is recognised by 23 of the 28 countries in the EU, is a member of the World Bank and has been accepted by other international sports federations including rowing and judo, the road to recognition in football has been more tortuous.

The 45 64 years age group showed a broadly similar baseline trend to that of the 65 74 years age group, though the trend was more tortuous due to smaller numbers (see online supplementary figure S2).