Sentence examples for most convoluted and from inspiring English sources

Maybe that was so in the 19th century but today California has some of the most convoluted and most restrictive gun laws in the United States.

When it comes to this most convoluted and over-populous of sagas, we're most definitely in need of some sort of cull.

At the end of the year before that – an unprecedented unbeaten one it must be acknowledged – the way to win they found against Ireland was the most convoluted and by the grace of God yet.

More than once since arriving in this country as the first overseas boss of the national team, the Australian has spoken of the Samoan-born Midlander as a potential solution to the most convoluted and intractable of England's selection problems: the midfield axis.

Muzzi was endlessly creative, constantly energized, and a problem solver who always found the way through the most convoluted maze and taught us how to have fun doing it.

What's so surprising is that all three arose in the context of one of the city's most convoluted -- and lifeless -- recent development projects.

The issue at hand is whether Fifa – having presided over the most convoluted, controversial and cack-handed bidding process in the history of sport – should be allowed to get away with one more chaotic attempt to clear up a mess entirely of its own making.

It has to be the most convoluted, illogical and unfair way of selling event tickets that I've ever come across.

"It is the most convoluted law, and Congress knew at the time they wrote it that it didn't make any sense, but it was a compromise".

"It is the most convoluted law, and Congress knew at the time they wrote it that it didn't make any sense, but it was a compromise," Ohio State law professor Edward Foley, who published a book this year on the history of disputed elections, told VICE News.

These kids were just pretentious enough to fall for the most convoluted commie bullshit, and they were rich and spoiled enough to carry it out.