Sentence examples similar to less convoluted feedback from inspiring English sources

In many cases, sharper and less convoluted sentences would keep us on track.

Torre has expressed equal, if somewhat less convoluted, appreciation for his troops.

His idea turns out to be far less convoluted than his method of explanation.

There has been a tentative agreement in the current round of contract talks to make the clause "less convoluted," Ms. Thomas said, but it is still intact.

In a hurried conclusion, he suggests that salvation lies in curbing bets made with borrowed money ("leverage") and making financial products less convoluted.

But if stimulus is the name of the game, there should be a less convoluted way to get money pumped back into the economy.

Financial regulation is not likely to become less convoluted in President Obama's second term, Jesse Eisinger writes in his DealBook column, The Trade.

Well I was trying to write from the point of view of an 11-year-old, so that insisted on a less convoluted style.

In contrast, the incumbent US president, Barack Obama, is characteristically less convoluted: "Pot had helped, and booze; maybe a little blow when you could afford it.

In later-stage deals outside the U.S., terms are maybe less convoluted.

But Batygin says that galactic gravitational tugging is an inefficient process and that the Planet Nine explanation remains a less convoluted way of achieving the same result.