Sentence examples for so convoluted that from inspiring English sources

The legal jargon was so convoluted that the clerk got lost several times.

It became so convoluted that Karzai probably didn't know the details.

(The explanation for this is so convoluted that it's best saved for another column on another day).

The resulting constituency borders are so convoluted that Elbridge Gerry himself would be astonished.Roughly 85% of America's population growth has been among minorities.

The appeals became so convoluted that Universal's lawyers found themselves arguing that Mr. Moore may very well have been defrauded but that his signature was not forged.

The computer formula for the Bowl Championship Series ranking is so convoluted that it would make the maze of an Afghanistan cave look like the Queens-Midtown Tunnel.

No one else commented, including Wintek, and this story is so convoluted now that I need to go look at some LOLCats.

Others are in difficulties that seem so convoluted and time-consuming that it's easier to shrug and walk away.

Who was going to build what at ground zero, and when, became so convoluted so quickly that a lot of people no doubt gave up trying to follow the machinations years ago.

"24" was an action-adventure fantasy filtered through realpolitik, mixing real and present dangers into a plot so convoluted and outlandish that viewers never felt too far from popcorn escapism.

So complex was the bookkeeping; and so convoluted the trail; that it took until May 1994 for the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to file a complaint.