Sentence examples for tortuous to from inspiring English sources

Our collaborations are generally more fun and less tortuous to do than our respective individual work.

It's been "tortuous" to find the right words and movements, she says.

Packer makes dolmades from scratch with pre-salted vine leaves in the Honey & Co book, but describes them as "tortuous" to put together.

PAGE D2 STYLES HEIGHTENED SCRUTINY LEADS To Fewer International Adoptions Adoption experts say that international adoptions have become more tortuous to pursue because of child trafficking scandals, tightened rules and a shift by many countries toward more domestic adoptions.

For the first adoption, "It was a matter of when," said Mrs. Casserly, 37. "This time, it is a matter of 'if.' " Adoption experts say that international adoptions have become more tortuous to pursue.

Even a 2005 campaign intended to help integrate what one professor called academic "silos" fell flat with names that made clear the programs were part of a larger whole but were tortuous to say: Parsons the New School for Design; Eugene Lang College the New School for Liberal Arts.

"So with Paula in 'Moonlight,' despite the tortuous journey to get to her, once I found her was incredibly comfortable on set.

They were often forced to follow "tortuous" routes to career progression, the authors suggested.

The FBI took a tortuous path to link McNeil to various social media accounts, the affidavit shows.

The permeability to water vapor and oxygen of the nanocomposites containing TrGO significantly decreased with increasing filler load due to a more tortuous path to gas permeation.

Nobody knows all the tortuous steps to getting a break, to getting recognized".