(1) There was a convoluted tangle of coloured threads around you, some of which seemed to be paths.

(2) Another problem is that the convoluted narrative constantly conflicts with itself and could never actually add up in real life.

(3) The storylines are convoluted in the extreme: they twist and turn on themselves, surprising and delighting.

(4) He was fully aware he was dreaming, but remained deep within the convoluted folds of his subconscious.

(5) This is the kind of convoluted wording that pops up on a regular basis, and my head still hurts trying to untangle it.

(6) Sometimes convoluted word structures just aren't appropriate.

(7) When Douglas's character smells a rat, the convoluted thriller plot is set in motion.

(8) The hot liquor tank has a convoluted coil of copper pipe that is used to raise the temperature of the mash.

(9) The broken remains of the engine room form a short but convoluted route past twisted girders and scattered machinery.

(10) People's eyes glaze over once they are immersed in its convoluted arguments.

(11) These issues and their connotations for academic freedom and campus sustainability are complex and convoluted .

(12) Given its epic emotions and convoluted plot, the story might better lend itself to opera than ballet.

(13) Anyone who has tried to explain a convoluted opera plot to another is glaringly aware of difficulties that may arise.

(14) This will allow it to assess the best bid quickly as some proposals tend to be convoluted , making comparisons difficult.

(15) You turned my daughter against me with this convoluted tale that makes me look evil.

(16) The many convoluted and abstruse arguments of these programmes do not concern us here.

(17) To say that it is convoluted and extremely complicated is an understatement.

(18) Notice the convoluted rope work.

(19) Youngsters nowadays prefer watching love stories with convoluted endings that stretch for more than three hours.

(20) Make sure you stay away from long, convoluted arguments that demand intense concentration to follow.