Sentence examples for actually a mess from inspiring English sources

But Mavis is actually a mess, so she devises a scheme to ensure triumph.

But that second blip was actually a mess of Zeros, Japanese fighter planes — maybe forty, I guessed — and our task-force commander decided to withdraw the landing crafts in anticipation of the air attack.

Underneath the glossy veneer of the Robin Hood analogy and the glamour of Bill Nighy's association with the cause, there is actually a whole mess of problems waiting to spill out after implementation of the FTT, which is slated to start next year for adoptees.

Actually, a complete mess!

"Actually an emotional mess watching @thismorning.

Unfortunately, the executive who signs the check rarely has to actually use the product he just bought, and so those features that look so good in a PowerPoint actually manifest as a mess of unusable complexity for the individual contributors in the company.

It's also worth noting that this "mess" is not actually much of a mess for the firm in terms of dollars and cents; the firm is still expected to make $4 billion this quarter.

Actually, he was a mess.

He was "a member of several 12-step programs, not a licensed therapist". Actually, he was a mess.

Then, earlier this year, she made a piece for Miami City Ballet—"Nightspot," about Miami club life that, while it was warmly applauded by the Florida audience I saw it with (it had an Elvis Costello score and lots of red costumes), was actually a desperate-looking mess: a fact that she was probably aware of.

At the end, the beautifully thin woman reveals she's not actually a hideous, fat mess and (ohjesusthankgod) informs the only guy who's stayed that she's an undercover babe in a genuinely breathtaking display of smuggery.