Sentence examples for difficult and messy from inspiring English sources

It is going to be long and difficult and messy.

Yes, life is difficult and messy, but transmuting trauma into art seeds so many great artists' creative restlessness.

"Housing is difficult and messy, and donors have shied away from it," said Josef Leitmann, manager of the Haiti Reconstruction Fund.

In 1854, Melville produced a difficult and messy comic novel based on Potter's failed, forgotten, and pathetic memoir, thereby willfully defying, in about six different ways, popular taste.

A growing list of deans acknowledge that legal education is facing an existential crisis, but the transformation to a more sustainable model will be difficult and messy.

Martin McDonagh may have missed out on an Oscar for best picture and best screenplay, but he said he intended to make a difficult and "messy film".

A deeper look into the difficult and often messy nature of untraditional births in China would confront the uncomfortable realities of the one-child policy, the dearth of sex education, and the lack of a social safety net, which often leaves women with very few recourses.

At the core, colleges and universities are supposed to be engaged in the difficult, and often messy, search for truth, as promoted with the motto "Veritas" at the entrance to Harvard University.

Disadvantage: Large pots are difficult to handle and messy.

At a time when book sales are flat and less than 4% of fiction in America is translated from other languages, the success of an author whose books are known for being messy, difficult and cerebral seems particularly remarkable.

That's true of course, I suppose, but at least Apple understands the reality of everyday life – it's messy, difficult, and exhausting to parent.