Sentence examples for it a convoluted from inspiring English sources

That phrase set off by commas, it a convoluted, preening muscle-flex, is a big problem.

Last year Lord Turner, chairman of the Financial Services Authority, called it "a convoluted attempt to portray a favourable accounting result" in his general complaint to Barclays' then chairman about the bank's "pattern of behaviour".

But in a sign of the continuing contentiousness on Capitol Hill over changes to NSA surveillance, James Sensenbrenner, a Wisconsin Republican and co-author of the USA Freedom Act, preemptively rejected the House intelligence committee proposal, calling it "a convoluted bill that accepts the administration's deliberate misinterpretations of the law.

Allmusic's K. Ross Hoffman described the album as "glorious and galvanising" and labelled it "a convoluted construction crammed with so many immediately gratifying moments that it takes multiple listens to extricate them all".

They devise a scheme to return the money before his father finds it missing, but it involves a convoluted drug deal and selling Warren's cherished collectibles.

It also reflects a convoluted incentive scheme that should be simplified, it said.

Has that made it a messy, convoluted and conflicted ride?

But the publisher thought it a bit convoluted.

Whether Ecuador is doing this as a public relations stunt, or it has a convoluted stance on press freedom, it appears that leakers have a new safe haven.

Last year it produced a convoluted public statement to rationalise its position in response to the momentum of the argument that unburnable reserves should be labelled as "stranded assets".

It revealed a convoluted style of action.