The phrase "made convoluted" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use "made convoluted" to describe a sentence or a part of a sentence that is unnecessarily complicated or difficult to understand. This can be due to the use of complex sentence structures, technical jargon, or excessive elaboration. Example: "The legal document was hard to decipher because of the lawyer's tendency to make his sentences convoluted with legalese." In this example, "made convoluted" is used to describe the lawyer's writing style as unnecessarily complicated, making it difficult for the reader to understand the content of the legal document.
We do not really need to resolve the issue, except to say that Mourdock is fond of making convoluted historical analogies and that he really, really did not like the auto bailout, despite Indiana's rather large population of autoworkers.
The most promising aspect of The Rise Of Skywalker (I simply can't take that name seriously), is the prospect of seeing these characters together again, watching their relationships evolve, instead of wasting time in casinos and making convoluted plans that never go anywhere.
The only problem is that "there is a perception in the housing market that it won't sell, so developers have to make things convoluted, even though those to-die-for streets of Islington, where Boris Johnson lives, are all repetitive".
The cast is colorful, but the play is pallid, despite an intricate -- make that convoluted -- narrative (2 00).
The IDIQ contracting system substantially removes public information and transparency from the contracting process and creates conditions that encourage network-based awarding of contracts, off-record deal making, and convoluted lines of authority--all ingredients in the personalization of bureaucracy.
Three weeks ago in Ireland, the local press fell into earnest discussion about whether his remark after someone made a convoluted explanation ("that sounds very Irish") constituted another gaffe.
Being a bleeding heart, I wanted to thank him for his sterling efforts and made a convoluted speech, which was twice as long when translated into Kinyarwanda.
Indeed, I'd made the convoluted trip to this corner of the Caribbean partly because I'd never read anything about the island in the travel press.
WorldCom's Yogi Berra Of Accounting 07.10.02 The company's former chief financial officer made a convoluted case for why he cooked the books.
The resolution of our Time Zone SNAFU has been made a convoluted, multi-layered, pass-the-buck process, so I say pester them all.
