Sentence examples for was more convoluted from inspiring English sources

Nascar is re-evaluating Latford's system, which replaced one that was more convoluted.

A second ruling under the 1996 law, also confusingly called Williams v. Taylor, No. 98-8384, was more convoluted, producing two controlling opinions.

Ms Mansfield's encounter was more convoluted, but just as unsuccessful, and, of this and its unsavoury details, more anon.

But as proved by Who Can I Be Now? – a lavish box set that traces his career from Diamond Dogs to 1976's masterpiece Station to Station, by way of David Live and the vastly superior Live Nassau Colosseum 1976 – the shift was more convoluted and problematic than it appeared at the time.

The latter part of the claim is more convoluted.

The road to assimilation may be more convoluted than we suspect.

"It's more convoluted, more bleak — more of the sort of thing that some people will find praiseworthy," he says of "The Thomas Berryman Number".

But when he arrived in New York, his head full of Woody Guthrie, he would discover that although the two worlds intersected, Manhattan's cultural alignments were more convoluted.

However, in practical scenarios, situations can be more convoluted.

Accessing and updating these field is more convoluted if using the SWIG bindings.

Variation of light gases with temperature and different atmospheres turn out to be more convoluted.