Sentence examples for mess of ideas from inspiring English sources

This was a hot mess of ideas, as if manga character Sailor Moon, Almost Famous's Penny Lane and Die Antwoord's Yolandi Visser had a lovechild.

The music sounds spontaneous and lived-in; a mess of ideas excitedly thrown together with brilliant effect.

And before you know it, the party stands for an incoherent mess of ideas unrelated to any theory of where the world is going or how America actually becomes great again in the 21st century".

Once he passed, it was shaped by his longtime editor, Michael Pietsch, who included a disclaimer stating, essentially, "this is the best that I could do"—because in the end, it is in no way a novel, and nothing like one; more so a beautiful alien mess of ideas that want to stick together and yet cannot, and to call it finished, under whatever context, is to damn it a body not its own.

Once he passed, it was shaped by his longtime editor, Michael Pietsch, who included a disclaimer stating, essentially, "this is the best that I could do" – because in the end, it is in no way a novel, and nothing like one; more so a beautiful alien mess of ideas that want to stick together and yet cannot, and to call it finished, under whatever context, is to damn it a body not its own.

Holland were a horrible mess, bereft of ideas and their identity, and how startling that was to see from a country whose most influential football minds have never been shy of voicing their opinions.

WB execs clashed with writer/director David Ayer and mandated reshoots to lighten the tone of the film, rendering the finished product an unholy mess of conflicting ideas and unclear character motivations.

The elegance with which Sledgehammer has nailed Advanced Warfare's online multiplayer leaves me bemused at why the game's campaign remains so oddly tedious, a mish-mashed mess of new ideas failing to gel with an antiquated formula.

In an interview, he said: "When I was a kid, I would stay up late at night watching Dragon Ball Z while drawing each of the first 150 Pokémon onto one big sheet of paper...[it] opened me up to a whole mess of creature design ideas I would not have thought up.

Brought back down to earth sharply when I realise that it will take the insight of Einstein, the prose of Proust, and the spin of Alastair Campbell to turn this mess of half-baked ideas into any kind of story.

It's a characterless mess of themes and ideas swiped from a dozen better horror titles".