Convoluting

The convoluting plot of the novel made it difficult to follow the story.

The convoluting process of applying for a loan left many frustrated and discouraged.

The convoluting of the plot made it hard for the audience to follow the movie.

The convoluting of the instructions made it difficult for me to assemble the furniture.

The convoluting of the financial report made it hard for the shareholders to understand the company's performance.

The convoluting of the legal jargon made it challenging for the layman to understand the court proceedings.

The convoluting system of government made it difficult for citizens to have their voices heard.

The convoluting of the language made it difficult for the foreigner to communicate with the locals.

Her excessive worry is convoluting her decision-making process.

The convoluting road network in the city makes it difficult to navigate.

The conflicting opinions are convoluting the team's project progress.

The technical jargon used by the speaker is convoluting the audience's understanding.

The intricate details of the case are convoluting the legal proceedings.

The manager's plan was convoluting, making it harder for the team to execute.

The architect's blueprint was convoluting, making it challenging to construct the building.

The new regulations are convoluting the company's financial reporting.

The artist's abstract painting was convoluting, leaving the viewers puzzled.

The author's writing style was convoluting, making it hard to follow the storyline.

The chef's recipe was convoluting, making it hard to cook for beginners.

The new tax laws are convoluting the process of filing income tax.

The professor's explanation was convoluting the already difficult calculus concept.

The conversation between the two friends was convoluting as they discussed their complicated relationship.

The detective's investigation was convoluting as new evidence surfaced.

The complex plot twists are convoluting the storyline of the movie.

The politician's speech was convoluting the issue, making it hard to understand.

The different cultural practices are convoluting the negotiation process.

The convoluting roads in the countryside made for a scenic drive.

The MRI showed a convoluting mass in his brain.

The convoluting lines in the artwork made it difficult to discern the subject matter.

The convoluting structure of the molecule made it challenging to study.

Her convoluting hair made her stand out in the crowd.

The convoluting tunnels in the mine were dangerous to navigate.

She struggled to understand the convoluting path through the forest.

The convoluting vines made it difficult to see the path.

The convoluting design of the staircase added a touch of elegance to the room.

The convoluting plot of the movie left me confused.

The convoluting history of the conflict made it difficult to understand the root causes.

The convoluting branches of the family tree made it hard to trace ancestry.

The convoluting branches of the tree provided a perfect hiding spot.

The convoluting river flowed smoothly through the valley.

The convoluting plot of the novel kept me on the edge of my seat.

The convoluting history of the city was fascinating to learn about.

The convoluting vines of the plant made it difficult to prune.

The convoluting sentences in the article were hard to understand.

The convoluting patterns on the carpet were mesmerizing to watch.

The convoluting pattern on the carpet looked like an optical illusion.

The convoluting twists and turns of the river made it challenging to navigate.

The software's convoluting user interface made it hard to navigate.

The lawyer's convoluting argument failed to persuade the judge.

The CEO's decision-making process was convoluting and inefficient.