Sentence examples for becoming a mess from inspiring English sources

It's becoming a mess, like Bosnia and Somalia.

London needs better planning to keep the skyline from becoming a mess.

Peter Bradshaw: Saving Mr Banks is an indulgent, overlong picture which is always on the verge of becoming a mess.

The process of creating such an image is volatile and improvised, with pictures easily becoming a mess or slipping into decorative cliché.

He made critical comments about both the UK and France for participating in military action in Libya in 2011 that removed its dictator, Muammar Gaddafi, but subsequently failing to stop it becoming a "mess".

"It was a little neighborhood thing that ended up becoming a mess".

You may feel like becoming a weepy mess, or you might long to shut down, run away, and watch a lot of television.

Increasingly, it is becoming a geopolitical mess too.

"It is becoming confusing now, it is becoming a big mess".

As one person commented, "This multicultural society is now becoming a multidirectional mess".

Recoil, a company in Park City, Utah, has developed a way to keep the cords attached to technology devices from becoming a knotted mess.