Sentence examples for messy mass from inspiring English sources

The entire messy mass, oozing a greasy, beef-scented tomato sauce, left my fingers and lips stained deep orange for hours.

But in their messy purple box (where other blocks and even wood samples from work have found their way), the collection seems more neatly analogous to the messy mass of childhood memories that is always a touchstone to adult life.

In fact, I didn't watch it, but I did watch the subsequent furore unfold concerning the Prince's Barbour jacket: patched and mismatched, a messy mass of hanging threads and fraying seams torn apart and darned together until HRH declared he could barely move in it.

I HAVE a strange affinity for those reality shows where teams of people go into incredibly messy homes, see masses of clutter, get it all cleared out and then end up with beautifully redecorated homes that look like stage sets.

The stars in this galaxy form about one sixth of Messier 87's mass.

The cluster is organized into at least three distinct subsystems that are associated with the three galaxies Messier 87, Messier 49 and Messier 86, with the one centered around M87 known as Virgo A and the one around M49 as Virgo B. In terms of mass, Messier 87 is a dominant member of the cluster, and hence appears to be moving very little relative to the cluster as a whole.

Boards are messy, because people are messy.

Which brings us to Syria, whose civil war to date has seemed like the kind of conflict that the U.S. should not attempt to police: Multi-sided and messy, with atrocities and mass casualties on both sides and no obvious upside to American involvement.

"Dave had a unique genius for digging into masses of messy factual information and discovering crucial human forces at work behind the purportedly impersonal administration of criminal law," Professor Amsterdam said.

The total mass of Messier 87 may be 200 times that of the Milky Way.

The mass of Messier 87 within a radius of 9-40 kpc from the core steadily increases roughly in proportion to r1.7, where r is the radius from the core.