Sentence examples for certainly messy from inspiring English sources
The situation is certainly messy; but messages from the outside can be clear and strong.
The elections were certainly messy: A bomb went off, vehicles were set on fire and hard-line Maoists called a transport strike to keep voters from returning to their home villages.
But administration officials also acknowledged that the bigger worry for the United States was not who would win the elections, but the possibility that the elections — and their almost certainly messy aftermath — could ignite violence that would, at the least, complicate the planned withdrawal.
Professionally it was, of course, a disaster – if not quite career suicide, then certainly a messy cry for help.
There is certainly nothing messy about Mr. Gergiev's performances, but neither does he make a fetish of smoothness or precision.
Mr Uribe accuses his critics of double standards, since they never complained about (and some benefited from) past peace talks with guerrillas in which total amnesties were offered.But the process is certainly a messy one.
A final decision, says Harry Reid, the Senate's majority leader, would probably come in "weeks, not months".Whether the right description of this timetable is "leisurely" (Senator John McCain) or "thorough" (the administration), the process has certainly been messy.
There's an eerie juxtaposition between what's suggested by a "Missing" poster — almost certainly a messy, unfortunate tale — and its ubiquity, rendering the image mundane to passers-by.
Certainly, Mr Messier confesses to delight at his first invitation to an exclusive gathering of media moguls: "Shit, they're taking us seriously!"Today's task, however, is less glamorous.
"There will almost certainly be some messy bits en route," he said.
What Bush would call a "free Burma" will almost certainly be a messy, violent affair, and the good guys will soon be harder to tell from the bad guys than they were during the thrilling and tragic days of the Saffron Revolution.
