Sentence examples for largely tortuous from inspiring English sources
This is the dichotomy that comes up most often in criticism of "Hamlet on the Holodeck," which inadvertently helped spark a largely tortuous debate in game-studies circles between so-called ludologists and narratologists: people who wanted to study games as abstract systems, on the one hand, and people who wanted to study them as narrative experiences on the other.
Several lines of evidence showed that paths were relatively straight in the matrix while largely tortuous within habitat.
But the bill's tortuous passage has largely had the opposite effect, and there is a risk that, made yet more complex by the new provisions for the Bank of Italy, it will not pass before the general election due next May.
Budgeted at $225m, the film, directed by Gore Verbinski and produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, suffered a tortuous production process and met with largely scathing reviews on its release in the US.
The SEP was comprised of modest numbers of straight and curvilinear nerves, most of which penetrated Bowman's membrane to supply the corneal epithelium, and a more abundant and anatomically complex population of tortuous, highly anastomotic nerves that remained largely confined in their distribution to the SEP.
Tortuous negotiations between Egypt and Israel ensued.
A long and tortuous downfall.
The funding package is tortuous.
This often makes business decisions tortuous.
The film has a somewhat tortuous history.
