Sentence examples for many convoluted from inspiring English sources
Why did this I AM take so many convoluted paths before it became accessible to human beings?
I have never seen an industry where it is fairly standard to have so many convoluted excuses on why the functionality does not work and the deadlines are practically never met.
When it comes to the many convoluted strands of corruption that have dominated Spain's courts recently, the most complex cases can take years to untangle.
In the world of airport security, subtlety is the enemy of bureaucracy, and there are too many convoluted rules and senseless restrictions to bring about anything but dangerous chaos.
Or were you also awake all night in a neurotic panic trying to make sense of the many convoluted ways or non-ways the court justices may or may not address the constitutionality of California Proposition 8, and perhaps the future of gay marriage and civil rights in general?
Indeed, there are currently so many convoluted deals in play at this point that it's impossible to say which record company has the lead online.
"The authors of many of these convoluted methodologies were borderline, if not full-blown, alcoholics...
Currents of love and jealousy electrify the convoluted, many-faceted operation that the three pull off.
The proposed sale has been a very trying and convoluted process spanning many, many months.
I think organized religion can be the vehicle for many a convoluted scheme.
But the tools have grown increasingly convoluted, and many users are unsure of what information is available and to whom.
