Sentence examples for somewhat convoluted from inspiring English sources

Stamp met Buxton through a somewhat convoluted route.

His language was somewhat convoluted, but he said that the European Union had called for a road map "that the U.S. supports".

Strauss and his librettist, Joseph Gregor, never saw eye to eye about the work, and the libretto as a result is somewhat convoluted.

Belgium's Jupiler League adopted an end-of-season play-off structure six years ago, but anyone who believes MLS's play-off system to be somewhat convoluted should check out this much-maligned system.

In a hedged and somewhat convoluted policy announcement, it indicated that the government would consider exercising the conversion rights on the preferred shares only after the banks failed to pay dividends for two consecutive years.

The album Magic and Loss, from which the track comes, suffered from being somewhat convoluted, having started out as a concept album about "magic" to which was added "loss" when two of the singer's friends died.

"Quantum Break" has a convoluted, somewhat confusing plot, one centered on an evil corporation that has discovered the ability to halt time.

And that was pretty convoluted".

It's all pretty convoluted.

Torre has expressed equal, if somewhat less convoluted, appreciation for his troops.

This convoluted and somewhat abstruse reasoning that absurdly compartmentalised human rights for workers was but a cover for their real concern.