Sentence examples for hint of mess from inspiring English sources
Morozevich allowed the merest hint of mess but quickly regained control and took the full point.
The next deftly lifts out a tumbling mess of grey-with-a-hint-of-mauve intestines and drops them down a chute onto a conveyor belt.
To get a hint of how line-blurring can mess things up, let's bring things back to Libya.
Outdoors she came second a couple of times at European grand prix meets but barely gave a hint of her capabilities, admitting to messing up her tactics in one race, an unusual lapse for one so adept at race management, and hitting the wall in another.
Meanwhile, flashbacks to his military service and calls to his elderly father reveal a murdered fiancée and an abducted cousin, hints of the bloody mess he was so eager to flee.
He added with a hint of the old underdog image, "Or we can make a mess and no one will come back".
But it was basically a muddy, touristy mess, with underwhelming music and not a hint of the magic we had naively hoped for.
Rasberry worried that, if they wound up locked out of NASA for three or four weeks, the agency was "going to have a mess out there". He said it without any hint of foreboding, or even much interest.
And those ugly duckling alliums were worth the mess, intensely sweet-savoury, meltingly soft with just a hint of silky fibres.
The narrator, a man, describes the Wright-like figure, Franklin Stadbakken, as "that great and troubled mess of a man I once knew," and the hint of hostility is well justified.
