Sentence examples for a managed mess from inspiring English sources

Instead, their relationship is presented as a managed mess of ego, power and clashing personalities.

Erlich was a fast friend to the show's lead, Richard Hendricks Thomas Middleditchh), though given he's managed to mess things up for Richard in the past, Erlich might not be too sorely missed.

"We managed to mess up their plans," he said, referring to predictions of an easy victory for conservatives.

But in 1535 the first sailors appeared, and from then on we managed to mess things up good and proper.

Robbie Williams, who managed to mess up his own song last year with X Factor runner-up Olly Murs, will sing with One Direction.

Davis should have started work last week, but was held up because those chaps at Tory HQ warming up for government managed to mess up his work visa application.

There was a professor named Fred Barnes at Brown University who's always said it is astonishing the way psychiatrists had managed to mess up the field and make it unexciting.

One judiciary member questioned how the FBI managed to mess up so badly during the San Bernardino investigation and reset the shooter's password, which is what kicked this whole controversy and court case in motion in the first place.

Half of all Vietnamese parents stay in regular contact with teachers to monitor their children's progress.Our "Daily chart" displays the results by overall ranking here.Correction: In the original version of this article we managed to mess up both the name and the sex of Juha Yla-Jaaski, the head of Technology Academy Finland.

I managed to mess up the tweet syntactically and spell "IFTTT" wrong, but, hey, it was a first effort.

Even when the store picked a fashion hit - and for many in the fashion world that simply wasn't regularly enough - it still managed to mess it up.