Twisty used in a sentence

Twisty in a sentence as an adjective

APL is a maze of twisty little passages, all different.

If no one has time to help get titles right, who's going to curate the much more numerous and twisty threads?

Users often get lost within a maze of twisty dialog boxes all alike.

One day when I had some from free time and the house to myself, I decided to go for a motorcycle ride down some twisty road.

I think you can be pretty proficient in writing regular Clojure and still find macros "twisty".

Outside of pregnancy, these arteries are tiny, twisty things spiralling through depths of the uterine wall.

One might miss the twisty, dusty country road in leisure time, but curse it when it's raining and the road has turned into an impassable morass.

They say " My primary goal is personal gain, this twisty interpretation gives me that, and besides - it's legal in that light, so why is it bad?

I don't think a "corridor" ever forks, so it's not really a labyrinth where there are decisions to be made about which way to go, it's just a bunch of disjoint long, twisty hallways.

No oxygen, no complex-eukaryotes-with-twisty-genomes like you and me. Inference: that was an very improbable, difficult step, and we got lucky.

My experience with brilliant functional programmers is that it's hard to know whether you're getting someone who can use it as the best tool for a job in a simple, elegant, and maintainable way, or a cargo-cultist who delights in sophistication and cleverness and purity for their own sake, to great excess, and leaves a codebase that needs to be scrapped and re-written when they get bored and leave the company 6 months later, when everyone realizes that the twisty baroque monstrosity could just be handled by an imperative loop one quarter of the size that any high schooler could understand.