Sentence examples for not too convoluted from inspiring English sources

It is a lovely spot, improved by the modern (but not too convoluted) cocktails, like a sour-cherry rickey with rum and rosemary, and a brisk whiskey Collins made with Old Overholt rye and fresh lemon (both $14).

"Message has always been a challenge for Democrats, because it tends to get too convoluted and not very simple," Sen. Jon Tester (D-Mont). told Politico.

If you can't do that, then either a) you don't know your vision well enough or b) it's too convoluted and you need to pare down your message.

The equity analysts who work at that division chose not even to cover Enron, deeming the company's structure too convoluted to generate reasonable forecasts.

And the over-riding doubt is the thinking behind a policy which results in tickets being sold (by methods too convoluted and arcane to detail here) to people who either do not care to or do not bother to watch the tennis, while outside the ground the queues of genuine fans accumulate patiently.

I won't even attempt to sort out the Harvard explanation; it's too convoluted.

The plot was too convoluted.

The plot is too convoluted to recount.

The alternative approach is too convoluted and quixotic to consider.

Its scoring system is too convoluted and opaque.

Everyone was embarrassingly bad — too brusque, too convoluted, talked too much.