Convoluted

• “Convoluted" may be an accurate term for the feeling one gets from reading Bunch's sentences, but it is not an accurate term overall because it connotes bad writing, and Bunch was not a bad writer -- exactly the opposite.”

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• “The TV academy really does need to create an Emmy category for Most Convoluted Plotline.”

  The Washington Post: 'Glee's''Rocky Horror' week: We watch so you don't have to

• “Convoluted writing is easy, it takes little thought.”

  Notes on Writing From Writers of Note « Articles « Literacy News

• “The Next Three Days: 'Convoluted, clunky and wildly implausible”

  The Guardian: Letter: Pete Postlethwaite – a man of true beauty

• “Convoluted procedures were required to work on search, ads, and other key projects.”

  Simon & Schuster: In the Plex

• “Convoluted foam has indentations like an egg tray, and feels softer than straight foam.”

  Forbes: Between The Sheets

• “Convoluted screenplays -- the sort that start in the middle, jump to the end and then back towards the beginning and then forward and back and forward again -- have become a cliche in Hollywood.”

  The Huffington Post: DVDs -- Fractured Fairy Tales

• “* Convoluted argument of the day: New York's governor says the stabbing of the Muslim cabbie shows we need to move Cordoba House.”

  The Washington Post: The Morning Plum

• “Convoluted rationales were invented to explain away all the obvious problems with the story.”

  A Closed Theory Case Study

• “Convoluted and complex does not mean superior and profitable.”

  Dan Solin: Lessons from Bernie

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