Sentence examples for quite convoluted from inspiring English sources

"We've just spent half an hour talking about this and it's quite convoluted," I eventually said.

An unexpected hike in interest rates by the Federal Reserve might explain a dual shift, but the last Fed statement hardly suggested the America's central bank was in a hurry.The alternative explanations get quite convoluted, but fairly represent the complex world in which financial traders use a combination of leverage, hedges and diversified positions.

Borderlands is often not the kind of game which requires too much attention – you can easily get by with following the map and shooting everything that moves, and the story can be quite convoluted and, in truth, quite dull at times.

The story is quite convoluted and nothing is independently confirmed, but expect this to hit your house "next year" for about "$5,000".

In the area of the constriction of the hour-glass shaped channel in the ionophores, the channel becomes quite convoluted and contains the double-gating mechanism that controls the ion passage.

This considerably more abstract version of the second law forbids a more general type of process than the other formulations, but it does so at the cost of making the law less intuitive, since its relationship to the familiar types of thermodynamic processes is often quite convoluted.

Sometimes the Freudian picture got rather convoluted.

The company has a rather convoluted history.

When Drummond appears, the McDonald's workers listen to his introductory speech in a silence that could either be rapt (he's extremely charismatic) or just bewildered (the explanation is quite a convoluted one, involving recreating the sound of a choir that he could hear singing in his head).

High-amylose (rug5) mutants formed granules ranging in shape from simple ellipsoids through to quite complex, convoluted structures.

It's quite a convoluted process and Envoy thinks we can do it better so it has launched Envoy Deliveries.