In the N.F.L., things can get more convoluted.
To make matters even more convoluted, the academy could have awarded the prize this year, if it chose to.
Mr. Rauch's subject may be the discombobulation of modern life, but his convoluted scenes need to make more sense or emit more heat, whether formal or emotional.
Making things even more convoluted, the Hyperion executive editor, Gretchen Young, and the publicity director, Beth Gebhard, had walk-on parts in the publishing party scene on the show, and a fragrance called Charm, which is a product of the cosmetics company in the novel as well as a plot point on the soap, will be on sale in Sears stores nationwide beginning April 14.
Adding text like that above to the current definition makes it even more convoluted.
The Department of Justice is expected to appeal this ruling, making the case even more convoluted.
But SayWhat's system cuts out a few steps since you can simultaneously text the caller from the call screen – thereby making it that little bit simpler to make your communications that little bit more convoluted.
But others are also likely to vote strategically, thereby making the reckoning more and more convoluted.
But it would also make already complex commercial considerations even more convoluted.
"The law isn't making toys more safe, but is making everything more convoluted," added Mr. Wilson, owner of Challenge and Fun, an Ashland, Mass., company that sells organic toys from Europe.
But Nick, outside of the action, doesn't have personal stakes in the story, and while placing him in an institution raises his stakes, it makes his obsession with Gatsby even more convoluted.
