Sentence examples for fascinating mess from inspiring English sources

The original game could best be described as a fascinating mess.

The album is a fascinating mess and exactly the sort of madness no one would dream of attempting now.

Gary King is a fascinating mess, the guy "who was the king of the castle when he was 18 and now refuses to leave".

The beach is something of a curate's egg: gorgeous pink conch shells mixed with plastic bottles in one great fascinating mess, like the country itself.

On the riskier side there was nothing for Lars Von Trier's daring Melancholia, the fascinating mess that is Margaret, or Terence Malick's sweeping The Tree of Life, which admittedly left me cold.

At Gagosian, a fascinating mess of a painting, "Desk and Room" (1913), finds Malevich running through the standard tropes of Cubism with palpable exasperation, as something new seethes in maverick planes, disrupting the rational structure of a Picasso or a Braque.

They made an awkward mess, fascinating in the details but harsh enough to thin an already thin crowd.

It's fascinating to learn the mess British policy made in Ireland.

Somewhere along the line in turning from an ordinary sports day into a 10-ego pileup, Thursday produced a fascinating competition for hottest mess of the day.

But "This Unruly Mess" is most fascinating as a document of Macklemore's quest for authenticity, from his earnest dissertation on structures of privilege to the personal demons of "Kevin," a spiky blues-funk number about a friend lost to a prescription-drug overdose.

While identifying "Simply Shady" and the title track among the standouts, Trynka adds: "Only 'Ding Dong, Ding Dong' embarrasses …" AllMusic editor Stephen Thomas Erlewine describes Dark Horse as "a mess but … a fascinating one".