Sentence examples for is so convoluted from inspiring English sources
The prose is so convoluted; the sentences so long.
"The current payments system is so convoluted," said Dawn Sweeney, the association's president and chief executive.
(The explanation for this is so convoluted that it's best saved for another column on another day).
"It is so convoluted and so complicated," said Gerard Anderson, a professor at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
As it is written today, Article 2B is so convoluted that even those who are intimately involved have difficulty answering such questions.
Maryland's 3rd Congressional District is so convoluted that it looks like a broken-winged pterodactyl or blood spatter at a crime scene, depending on whom you ask.
"It's so convoluted," Mr. Lucio said.
"It's so convoluted," she said.
The legal jargon was so convoluted that the clerk got lost several times.
"It's so convoluted, and reading the I.R.S. Web site makes my head hurt".
