Sentence examples for too tortuous from inspiring English sources

— David Padgett took far too tortuous a path to Saturday night's N.C.A.A. tournament East Region final to say that the game brings him full circle in his college career.

The FA Commission that decided Wimbledon could move to Milton Keynes in 2002 said something along the lines that there was a route into the League through the football pyramid but that it was far too tortuous and that's why they had to get the fast track instead of doing it themselves.

The familiar faces here in the US no doubt have their fingers in the pie somehow, but the connections are too tortuous to follow.

It's like I connect to the emotional state of another being that's other than my own and that is very freeing.' Thankfully for Brody, Hollywoodland didn't involve too much tortuous preparation.

Much will depend, too, on the tortuous journey of Internet-poker legislation.

The set-up for the show sounded tortuous, too: Miller's Sherlock Holmes is a modern-day Londoner living in New York, fresh out of rehab and acting as a "consultant" to the NYPD.

Many patients are not considered candidates for radiocephalic fistula (RCF) or brachiocephalic fistula (BCF) creation or have fistulas that do not mature because the cephalic vein is too deep or tortuous to be accessed.

The last few seconds of the dream are thick with tortuous difficulties too bizarre and numerous to remember.

Current delivery systems are potentially traumatizing and, at times, too inflexible to track through tortuous, calcified vessels, and often require surgical exposure of the access vessel.

There are too many vehicles for the few tortuous roads.

Results may improve, but there's also a risk the child will rebel and fail if you push too hard".Special report Holding together A tortuous path One size fits none No exit The non-nuclear options Fear of floating Soft centre Warmer inside Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsDefiance will be all the greater after a long period of relative ease.