Rigmarole

The paperwork involved in getting a new passport can be a rigmarole.

He gave me a rigmarole explanation of the problem.

The defendant's testimony seemed to rigmarole the court and cause confusion among the jury.

The movie was a long rigmarole that could have been shortened.

The hiring process at the company was a rigmarole with its numerous interviews and assessments.

The artist's rigmarole about his creative process was interesting to his fans.

The legal rigmarole of fighting a traffic ticket can be daunting.

The process of filing taxes can be a rigmarole if you don't have all the necessary documents.

The teacher's rigmarole lecture left the students confused.

The legal process of settling the estate was a rigmarole that dragged on for years.

The company was in a rigmarole of debt and mismanagement before the new CEO took over.

The city's zoning laws were a rigmarole that made it difficult for businesses to expand.

The installation of the new software was a rigmarole of compatibility issues and error messages.

The rigmarole of going through the immigration process can take months.

She couldn't understand the rigmarole he was telling about his family history.

His rigmarole itinerary for the trip was too complicated.

The process of building a house from scratch can be a rigmarole that involves a lot of planning and coordination.

The politician's statements only served to rigmarole the already complex issue at hand.

The process of obtaining a loan had become a rigmarole of paperwork and bureaucratic procedures.

The lawyer's rigmarole of legal jargon left the client feeling even more confused.

Going through the rigmarole of installing software updates can be time-consuming.

The meeting was a rigmarole of unproductive discussions.

The musician's attempts to record the perfect album had turned into a rigmarole of creative blocks and technical difficulties.

The teacher's rigmarole about math made her students bored.

The CEO's rigmarole about the company's new strategy was too long for the shareholders' meeting.

The negotiations between the two countries were a rigmarole of diplomatic language and protocol.

The lawyer's questions were designed to rigmarole the witness and obscure the truth.

The new tax law is a rigmarole that even tax professionals find difficult to understand.

The teacher's rigmarole bored the students to tears.

The conflicting reports only served to rigmarole the investigation and make it difficult to determine the truth.

The conversation with the tech support turned into a rigmarole of troubleshooting steps.

The article was full of rigmarole jargon that made it hard to understand.

She gave me a rigmarole explanation that didn't make sense.

The company's convoluted procedures only served to rigmarole the employees and hinder their productivity.

The traffic was a rigmarole of cars and buses.

I couldn't make sense of the rigmarole instructions.

Writing a thesis is a rigmarole that involves extensive research and writing.

The process of applying for the visa was a rigmarole.

The process of getting a job in academia can be a rigmarole that requires a lot of networking and experience.

The investigation into the crime quickly turned into a rigmarole of contradictory statements and missing evidence.

He went on a rigmarole about his childhood for hours.

His rigmarole about his dream was so long that I fell asleep.

Her rigmarole about her shopping spree was exhausting to listen to.

The project's rigmarole planning process caused delays in its completion.

The politician's rigmarole about his policies was not convincing to his constituents.

The lawyer's rigmarole about the legal case was very complex.

The book's rigmarole of a plot was confusing and hard to follow.

The convoluted plot of the movie only served to rigmarole the audience and make it hard to follow.

The rigmarole rules for the game were hard to understand.

The negotiations between the two countries had become a rigmarole of cultural misunderstandings and linguistic barriers.