Sentence examples for mess of many from inspiring English sources

And a sputtering economy may make a mess of many of Mr. Fox political plans.

Other areas of my life deteriorated: I gained weight, I went deeper into debt and, worst of all, I made a mess of many of my relationships.

Inside was just a mess, made of many different messes all jumbled up.

Remember back when the Republican National Committee felt that the 2012 primary season was a terrible mess of too many candidates and too many debates, all of which badly spiraled out of control and ended up ruining Mitt Romney's chances of winning the White House?

In part, after the West's pretty ineffectual bombing of Iraq, a lot of Arabs fear that NATO will just make a mess of it: many Arab officials agree with Saddam Hussein that the weapons the western powers "use to scare the world are incapable of changing things".

How do we handle the mess of so many hearts?

"He wasn't a bad man, but he made a mess of so many things," Battsek said.

Office spaces, computer workstations, or media areas tend to require a large mess of cords, many of which are plugged into a bulky, unsightly power strip.

My mind was a mess of numbers: How many calories had I eaten and how many purged; how much running equalled a Mars bar; my weight, twice a day; the number of days and weeks that it would take for me to become the person I wanted to be.

My mind was a mess of numbers: how many calories had I eaten and how many purged; how much running equalled a Mars bar; my weight, twice a day; the number of days and weeks that it would take for me to become the person I wanted to be.

I was a mess for many months.