Sentence examples for a slightly messy from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a slightly messy" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that is somewhat disorganized or untidy, often in a casual or informal context. Example: "The artist's studio was a slightly messy space, filled with paint splatters and unfinished canvases."
For the most part he was very impressive in a 6-3 6-3 7-5 win over Denis Istomin, although it was a slightly messy finish.
It was a slightly messy affair – no one intended it to be like that – and we've got to move on, and play better cricket".
The final piece was a slightly messy "Stars and Stripes," in which Sara Mearns looked overwrought as Liberty Bell, Charles Askegard was admirably polished as El Capitan, and an unfortunate Savannah Lowery injured her foot in a fall.
There's a sense that he may have found some kind of home there in the same way that Eileen, after a slightly messy start, has managed to make a home for herself and her family.
Making pesto can be a slightly messy job.
He has big, bespectacled eyes and a slightly messy mop of dirty blond hair.
In the end, Mr Cameron neither blocked the compact (25 of the 27 member-states signed a slightly messier version of it outside the EU treaties) nor got his safeguards for the City of London.All sides have since tried to make up.
In a parting e-mail, Freedman signs off, "My goal is to make the world a slightly messier place every day.
The intensely varied cultures of their homeland are being recreated, Power finds, in condos and subdivisions that have two features in common: a fragrant, slightly messy kitchen ("a hearth, not a showpiece") and a husband in the living room, glued to his computer.
Style your hair with a brush and blow dryer to give it a voluminous, slightly messy look.
Ms. D'Souza admired a lyrical, slightly messy cut-polyurethane-paper hanging lamp, designed for Artecnica by Tord Boontje, who made news in Milan in April at the Salone Internazionale del Mobile, but she conceded quickly that she can be her own worst enemy.
