Sentence examples for a confused mess of from inspiring English sources

And with land titles a confused mess of fragmented ownership, it is likely that land-hungry firms will stay away.More energy is devoted to symbols and aesthetics.

The difficulties in defining the word "kindness" often result in a confused mess of misunderstandings and misguided intentions.

It's a confused mess of very beautiful people not making much sense, at times rather like being trapped in the brain of meth-bent Bret Easton Ellis.

The reason Mr Romney couldn't make hay out of the Benghazi argument is that the argument is a confused mess.

As David Horsey put it recently, in the Los Angeles Times, "Donald Trump's foreign policy and legislative agenda may be a confused mess," but "his administration's attack on the environment is operating with the focus and zeal of the Spanish Inquisition".

Even they were a confused mess.

"Donald Trump's foreign policy and legislative agenda may be a confused mess," wrote the Los Angeles Times' David Horsey earlier this month.

There is no point in going to school to learn, if you're going to leave the class in a confused mess.

It was a big confused mess".

Smith, on the other hand, "has had plays called 13 different ways," Dilfer said, adding, "It's just a cluttered, confused mess".

Efimova came to embody the confused mess that the IOC made of its response to the McLaren report, which finally collapsed under its own legal contradictions.