That, in itself, was strange, for in Atlanta every respectable newcomer hastened to present his credentials, to tell proudly of his home and family, to trace the tortuous mazes of relationship that stretched over the entire South.
The blood vessels look what we call tortuous, which means that they're a little bit twisted, and all of these yellow deposits here are swelling or what we refer to as exudates.
Like railways, an author rhapsodised, indexes have " cleared the way; they have levelled mountains and straightened the most tortuous paths… What a timesaver! … this is electricity! "
He was engaged in long and at times tortuous work, trying to understand gravity through the way that matter would distort the geometry of space and time.
Complicated, crazy-straw, tortuous nasal passageway that went from the nostrils, made several loops through the snout before it went down into the throat.
I can't paint, draw, sculpt, or even haberdash, and as for the written word, I'm OK at it but it's a tortuous process of translation, and I don't feel it does the job.
The nuns, Waddington, and the Manchu woman who loved him, were fantastic characters in a masque; and the rest, the people sidling along the tortuous streets and those who died, were nameless supers.
He must reveal himself only to a heart versed in the tortuous motions of the human will; and he began to hate the dull benevolence of the average face.
All the tradesmen in the tortuous old street were on the sill of their shop-doors to watch the procession, which was joined in the market-place by Maitre Cruchot.