Sentence examples for mess of questions from inspiring English sources

Beneath this swirl of contradiction and swagger lay a mess of questions about the legal justification for Obama's war.

My daughter drove me down to the DMV with my stack of paperwork, and we tried to ask the receptionist if I had everything, but she just handed me a form with a mess of questions on it.

I heard the beginning of the interview with Nihal and Cameron made a bit of a mess of a question about the requirement for immigrants to speak English.

To help sort through the mess, I answer a series of questions about the legal issues that might arise if the NBA players choose to pursue the decertification strategy.

You don't need to spend a whole mess of time thinking about questions you don't know the answer to.

With worries about pain to stressing about a potential mess, anal sex virgins have lots of questions.

Their goal was to eliminate birth defects, but increasing the number of biological parents beyond two could add a futuristic twist to an area where the law already is a mess: the question of who, in this age of artificial insemination and surrogacy, should be considered the legal parents of a baby.

On my printed calendars for June and July I have a mess of scribbled notes, full of asterisks, question marks and blacked-out lines.

Elsewhere, though, it was a curious mess of cheap visuals, tepid provocation and unanswered questions.

But the results are not in question: we are making a total mess of a solvable problem, with consequences that will haunt us for decades to come.

The Question Time problem is a microcosm of the wider mess of our housing crisis.