Sentence examples for a paper mess from inspiring English sources

"Everyone knew that it was a paper mess but no one wanted to sign up to a single standard," recalls one participant in that meeting.

I realized this chaos was the analog version of a paper mess all over the place (though it disappeared and was easy to hide and consider otherwise) that was interfering with my ability to remember, find, organize, think, and act on the ideas I wanted to develop in my papers and research.

So, it's okay if you do not have your PDF situation under control, but often a bad PDF situation doesn't look like it would if it were a real bungle of paper mess, and you can easily be deluded about how orderly things really are, especially given the predilection (I discussed above) we have for thinking we can always "Google" things back into our conscious realm of creativity.

They replace their physical paper mess with a digital mess!" Surprisingly it can be quite hard to create a system whereby every single piece of paper that lands on your desk, or is scrunched up in your pocket, has a pre-determined pathway to a digital existence.

They throw darts at photographs of him, envelop all of his furniture with toilet paper, mess his mirror with the word "loser", lick his utensils and spit into his mouthwash.

And ways to nicely and creatively display a box where attendees can throw away their own wrapping paper messes.

"Telegraph wankers #budget Didn't work" and "Silly paper messing with technology it doesn't understand #budget" were some of the tweets that got through before the paper pulled the plug on its live Twitterfall stream of budget hashtags.

Unending piles of laundry, toddlers making toilet paper messes, much-needed coffee refills, and more!

On the table in front of him were several bags of Maltesers, a paper cup and a mess of papers.

From the kick-off, poetry tumbles across every page (including the title pages, biographical notes, end-papers), messing with expectation and cultural mores.

He begins by putting a charcoal marks on paper, then messing with changes in the form of erasures, additions and corrections.