Sentence examples for a messy mixture from inspiring English sources

The Equalities Act, for instance, is a messy mixture of EU and UK legislation.

Then the heaviest snow would probably fall west of the city, and New York would get a messy mixture of snow, sleet and rain.

But in a messy mixture of ways the authority of church and state has remained intertwined across Europe.Even now quasi-theocracy dies hard.

On a string of criteria, Kenya has reasserted itself as the region's leader.But it remains a messy mixture of the ramshackle, the resilient and the energetic.

Most spinal-cord injuries are fractures or compressions in which the cord is crushed or twisted, the vertebrae have damaged the nerves, and the resulting wound is a messy mixture of bone, injured neurons, and dead tissue.

Take this report on the Weather Channel: "Notice as the slow-moving system emerges out of Southern California and pushes into the Southwest, some of that moisture will encounter cooler arrow into the Texas panhandle you could see a messy mixture into Saturday afternoon and evening.

Instead, he quickly sets the scene of each discovery and explores how each scientist sorted out a rich, messy mixture of evidence and theory — no fixed formulas here about how science progresses.

Ms. Vega returns the favor, after a fashion, in this messy mixture of nightclub act and theater piece.

And in the background is that whole library of earlier books, which were in their day based on much the same messy mixture of unreliable sources – or were written by an occasional royal mole in search of a nest-egg for their retirement.

We tried two varieties, one of which was the seared ahi, which had thick slices falling out of the bun, topped with a messy and delicious mixture of olive tapenade tartar sauce, tomatoes and arugula.

A very tiny dot of white paint can be added if the dark blue is too dark but be careful with this as the mixture can easily end up a messy grey.[2].