Sentence examples similar to it is sometimes convoluted from inspiring English sources
It was a freewheeling crowd, and the family connections were sometimes convoluted.
In contrast to negative responses, Michelle Alexander of Eclipse adored the plot of Tron: Legacy, a reaction that was paralleled by Rossiter Drake from 7x7, who wrote that it was "buoyed" by its "sometimes convoluted, yet hard to resist" story.
Fatty acid labeling determinations are sometimes highly convoluted.
And yet, it is highly convoluted and controversial.
In addition to producing very readable and accessible renderings of the original writing that is sometimes a bit repetitious and convoluted, the two volumes each offer a comprehensive glossary, especially thorough and complete in the case of Japan in Asien, where it runs for over 100 pages with very detailed explanations (pp. 191 296).
But where Ironside is delicate and sometimes convoluted to the point of whimsy, Vaughan is solid and dark.
It contains tons of extraneous stuff, and even the provisions dealing with the large banks are sometimes too convoluted and intricate.
It is all awfully convoluted, which is probably the point.
And it is a depressingly convoluted bit of rehash at that.
But with late-period Jay-Z the reverse is sometimes true: the ideas are clear and precise, but the syntax gets convoluted, and he settles for clumsy near-rhymes like "using it"/ abuse is".
