Sentence examples for messy glory from inspiring English sources

Playing many different instruments, sometimes switching off to one another, they forge a slippery continuity out of messy glory.

Through his lens, one is instantly transported back to the NWA era, in all its messy glory.

It's been said by many that antiwar films are secretly complicit in war because they can't help showing it off in all its messy glory.

The workshop came to life in all its messy glory: bolts of fabric were propped against cutting tables, desks were crowded with mismatched biros, lint brushes, stray pins.

By David Denby It's been said by many that antiwar films are secretly complicit in war because they can't help showing it off in all its messy glory.

Barres says, though, that engineers seem to have a diminished ability to understand biology, in all its messy glory.

Ultimately while these shows go to some very dark places we respond positively because it's a refection of our lives in all their messy, incoherent glory.

On British screens, Russell T Davies's Cucumber was similarly nuanced, exploring the life of a middle-aged gay man in all its messy, complicated glory.

Though at times it reads as a cross between a history manual and private memoir, A Strangeness in My Mind is above all a love letter to the city in all its faded, messy, dusty glory.

McQueen loved to explore femininity and fashion in all its messy, contradictory glory; he was more interested in poking about in the dark corners of who we are and what we wear than in sketching make-believe dresses for happy-ever-after.

But how often do stop to revel in the messy, muddled glory that is the rule of the people?