Sentence examples for relatively convoluted from inspiring English sources
He came to understand, however, that "Perkins' relatively convoluted path led to a career as a high school physiology teacher, which she describes as 'a life of work but also a life of people and play.' It seems she ultimately found the elusive work-life balance, and that is indeed something to celebrate".
These features suggest that Einstein's cingulate gyri may have been relatively convoluted, especially in the left hemisphere, which manifests the double parallel cingulate sulcus described above.
It thus appears that the medial surface of Einstein's visual cortex is relatively convoluted in both hemispheres compared with normal brains surveyed by other authors, especially in the cuneus.
Adopting a hobby, let alone devoting thousands of dollars to one, only to be a minority, is a relatively convoluted way to exert more control over one's life.
The magnitude of the very slow coal swelling or shrinking could be linked to and convoluted by relatively faster gas transport.
Other symplesiomorphies include long snouts, convoluted maxilloturbinals, relatively large olfactory bulbs, and smaller brains.
Finally, its relatively nondescript form and convoluted taxonomic history have introduced some confusion about the identity of T. pseudonana and, by extension, its phylogenetic and ecological histories.
Small macrophages had convoluted nuclei with marginated chromatin, relatively evident nucleoli, and abundant cytoplasmic organelles.
Although the company is relatively young, its whiskeys have deep roots in the storied and convoluted history of American whiskey.
The nomenclature is convoluted.
