Sentence examples for mess among from inspiring English sources

Buckley knows how to walk this line, having lampooned the tobacco industry in "Thank You for Smoking" and Beltway life in "The White House Mess," among other topics.

Indeed, many people think that a regulatory intervention to try to sort out a horrible paperwork mess among CDS buyers and sellers prevented the crisis from becoming even worse.By 2005 the infrastructure of the CDS market was swamped.

And anyone who believes that the armed forces communicate honestly or ethically in the aftermath of deadly snafus should have been disabused of that notion by the Pat Tillman mess, among many others.

I think I first saw the word "poutine" — in French-Canadian slang, it can mean "mess," among other things — ten or twelve years ago, on the menu board of the snack bar on the ferry that goes from Digby, Nova Scotia, to Saint John, New Brunswick.

It's not an accident, I concluded, that in Canadian French the word poutine means "mess," among other things, and though I had had poutine only once before, at a ski lodge in Quebec years ago, I decided now that when it comes to this particular dish, I am a classicist.

This morning in the Washington Post, Dana Milbank challenges Edward Luce, Leslie Gelb, Jane Hamsher and me on our recent pieces explicating the management and policymaking mess among Barack Obama's core team.

City firms gripe that German regulation is a mess, split among four different authorities, compared with London's one.

On his list: “Share everything,” “play fair,” “don’t hit people,” “say you’re sorry,” “clean up your own mess” and, among my favorites, “hold hands and stick together.”.

I recently noted that earlier this year in an interview with USA Today, CBS chief Moonves singled out the Guard memo "mess" as among the most difficult situations he had to deal with.

Coming days after CBS News chief Jeff Fager categorized the Benghazi mess as among the worst blunders in the show's history, the network's eagerly awaited apology on Sunday's night's 60 Minutes turned out to be an extremely tepid and limited effort, with correspondent Lara Logan taking just 90 seconds to walk back what she described as a sourcing error.

An appeal to Emily Post to get author out from among a mess furniture recommended by Miss Post.