Sentence examples for more convoluted it from inspiring English sources

Typically smaller than the Pacific, its shell more convoluted, it demands nothing but a drop or two of lemon juice to bring out its intense, briny tang.

The more you look at this provision, the more convoluted it appears and the worse the paperwork burden for business owners and their accountants.

It's too soon to say where Once Upon a Time will go, and since it is an invention of the creators of Lost, it undoubtedly will become far more convoluted before it all comes clear (if it ever does).

As is typical of Big Dance, there are lots of moving (literally and metaphorically) parts, and a structure that sounds more convoluted on paper than it is in real time.

The hybrid policy "is a little bit more convoluted, but I think it's the right direction," he said.

The moment we complicate it with conditions, it becomes more convoluted than a home purchase agreement.

"It gets more convoluted each time," said Diana Fortuna, president of the Citizens Budget Commission.

"It's more convoluted, more bleak — more of the sort of thing that some people will find praiseworthy," he says of "The Thomas Berryman Number".

Adding text like that above to the current definition makes it even more convoluted.

And it becomes even more convoluted for transgender people seeking even the most basic of services.

But it only gets more convoluted.