Sentence examples for less mess from inspiring English sources

And a lot less mess.

It falls into florets, looks better, makes less mess and is faster than chopping.

If it's her cunt they want, they can have it, although mouth and rectum are her preferred orifices: less mess, and more peace of mind afterwards.

Peering inside a whole cell without the laborious slicing and staining of electron microscopy makes x-ray imaging quick, quantitative, and decidedly less mess.

Less mess?

For less mess, try scraping the dropping first.

One size fits all widths, so there's less messing about.

Alright, fine, I haven't been immersed in enough collegiate environments to say that we are more or less messed up than anyone else our age, but still — we have problems.

With its sex-fuelled storylines and controversial jokes it hopes, in the words of one producer, to "make people see that disabled people are no more and no less messed up than anyone else".

She trails off, and then hurriedly starts again: "If I'd done the whole travelling on my own thing in my gap year, I would have been slightly less messed up at uni".

Not that the adults are any less messed up: when teacher Mrs Kelly (Pauline Lockhart) steps into the classroom, she is struck by a vision of wild animals tearing each other apart, and Mr Murphy Nick Rhyss) is definitely not cut out for the teaching profession.