Sentence examples for ever more messy from inspiring English sources

The world looks away, perhaps because this "endless war" becomes ever more messy and complex.

The confusion is made even more messy by limited options.

And with that broad popularity come ever more bedroom producers filling up the Eton Messy inbox.

People like that have a tendency to migrate from mainstream politics, which is inevitably messy and impure, to ever more marginal oases of purity.

Correction to this articleA MESSY end to Greece's debt crisis seems ever more plausible.

It's just one more messy and unnecessary element in a messy, unnecessary and expensive plebiscite.

Whistler is ever more interesting.

Was Britten ever more inspired?

Ever more rules and taxes.

Ever more distrust and paralysis?

The messy outcome on polling day could turn out to be the moment that common sense and pragmatism took over from the desire to seem ever more radical and different than the party that went before.