Sentence examples for like a convoluted from inspiring English sources

Theo's challenge to me to find ways back to safety, ways of resolving or subverting disaster again and again began to feel like a convoluted way to make good my failure.

It may sound like a convoluted way to get the word out about a film, but games like these are becoming more widespread, attracting new players and bigger clients.It was back in 2001 that the first commercial ARG, "The Beast", a promotional campaign for Steven Spielberg's film "A.I.: Artificial Intelligence", began blurring the line between reality and fiction.

If that seems like a convoluted way to get to a simple gag, it is, and though the pilot does pay off in a pretty funny fight sequence, it's not at all clear by its end where this series intends to go with what seems like a one-joke premise.

This might sound like a convoluted process, but N26 expects a full public launch in just a few weeks.

I don't want to make this into a David v. Goliath but it seems like a convoluted way to do business.

The Harper's theory sounds like a convoluted conspiracy straight from pages of Inherent Vice, and it has about the same anti-climactic conclusion Lot 49 did, leaving us without any solid answers.

Nobody likes having a problem, but having a convoluted, bureaucratic one is even more galling.

Granted, "Orlando" has a convoluted libretto.

There's a dozen or more people involved in a home-buying transaction -- including real estate agents, loan officers, inspectors, insurance agents and more -- yet the actual experience often plays out like a particularly convoluted game of telephone (with the best real estate agent and loan officers working double-time compensate for crossed signals and missed connections).

When taken with the fact that Venezuela (like Iran) employs a convoluted multiple exchange-rate regime, last month's largely symbolic devaluation demonstrated that the Chávez administration has been playing a losing game with Venezuela's currency.

He doesn't like convoluted financial statements.