Sentence examples for a messy form from inspiring English sources

A messy form of life is to be found in Jean-Marc Vallée's C.R.A.Z.Y, based on a semi-autobiographical script by François Boulay about Zac, a sensitive lad growing up in a large, rowdy, lower-middle-class family in French Canada in the 1960s and 70s.

The ultrathin filaments have long fascinated scientists, but until now they have been maddeningly difficult to work with, because they tend to clump together in a messy interwoven form akin to steel wool.

In the space of independent variables {dk}, the polynomial degree of this approximate L* is 4, of the system ∂L*/∂di and ∂L*/∂λ in Equations 7 and 8 is 3, and of Wim is 2; compare the latter to the messy form seeded by LCHFD in Appendix 2. The idea that many powers are missing in this polynomial of total order of 4 (e.g., no dk3 or λ4 alone, etc). is minor.

Nobody wants a messy fort.

As president, Mr. Obama is now overseeing the withdrawal of all troops from Iraq and has emphasized multilateral diplomacy in all its messy forms.

The improv contests take various messy forms, but they most resemble the spontaneous dissing that can be heard in clusters around schoolyards and bus stops, wherever kids try to establish rank by matching wits.

Eventually, Mr. De la Rosa said, he drove to Ms. Carrasco's home, where she handed him a messy stack of forms, all filled out in English and unintelligible to Mr. De la Rosa, who speaks only Spanish.

Arab on Radar's most recent album, "Yahweh or the Highway" (Skin Graft), is a messy mix of free-form rock and spoken word.

That early reveal forces trophy wife Grace and earth mother Frankie to reckon with their respective three-quarter-life crises, bingeing on peyote and forming a messy, snarky friendship.

What business will want to hire a messy, complex carbon-based life form when a software tweak can get the job done just as well?

The most likely future for the next few years and possibly beyond is some form of a messy stalemate, an Afghanistan characterized by a mix of a weak central government, strong local officials, and a Taliban presence (supported out of Pakistan) that is extensive in much of the Pashtun-dominated south and east of the country.