Sentence examples for complex mess from inspiring English sources

Hardly anyone denies that it is a complex mess.

Ms. Taggart-Ratcliffe, now a consulting producer on "Starting Over," said the show exemplified Bunim's fundamental interest: to dramatize the complex mess of human character.

When you are in the grip of a big, complex mess, you have the power to do discrete good but probably not systemic good.

Camus doesn't claim to know all the answers, or even all the questions, but he does have the novelist's ability to make you wonder what those questions might be, and to reveal all the complex mess of human psychology.

Mantel's story is transferred expertly to the screen by playwright Peter Straughan, who can sum up a complex mess of feelings, political motivation and destiny in one clipped phrase.

Our tax code is a complex mess; we need a more effective education system; it's hard to picture a healthy United States in 2050 without some major change in health care.

That large and complex emotional mess called national victory holds no sway for the warrior.

But an American flag is like a Madonna, too loaded, too sacrosanct, too corny and complex to mess with.

At some point, it has to be presumed, Rangers and Scottish football must move on from this most complex, unseemly mess.

Boundary, a small start-up in San Francisco that monitors the performance of applications in the cloud, offers a product that shows just how complex a mess that is, in close to real time.

As a result, the group could also present the sort of added aggravations for Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the minority leader, that befell the House speaker, John A. Boehner of Ohio, as he sought to draft difficult deals with Democrats and the White House at a time of a complex fiscal mess.