Sentence examples for messy matter from inspiring English sources

But history making is often a messy matter.

Related: The mothers fighting to get their children back home again Our messy matter did eventually come to an end, just before she reached her 12th birthday, and the court removed itself from our lives.

THE ennobling of Michael Ashcroft, a controversial businessman and Conservative Party donor, in 2000 was a messy matter; for he partly lived, and had extensive business interests, in Belize.

Silcott, a former City worker turned entrepreneur, surveyed hundreds of women and girls before launching her product on something we don't usually talk about: the monthly, often messy matter of getting rid of used tampons.

And he singled out the tangled and acrimonious events of 1876 to emphasize what he felt could happen when judges in Washington thrust themselves into the messy matter of sorting out elections.

Though there is that little messy matter of how family value proponent Newt served his second wife with divorce papers as she was awakening from cancer surgery so he could marry a young staffer he was dating.

This messy subject matter results in a very messy video, with lots of slimes, goos, and pastes in neon hues decorating the scene.

But he also handles messier matters for his clients; in 2010, for instance, he represented the estate of his longtime client, the Palm Beach philanthropist and investor Jeffry M. Picower, in a $7.2 billion settlement with the federal government over claims related to money that he received from Bernard L. Madoff's Ponzi scheme.

Things get messy, no matter how large the town you live in.

All those messy, subjective matters, the motivating forces of democracy, will be resolved in a column of figures.

So, I went about forming a group and a curriculum that focused on the messy life matters that we all deal with: how and where do I spend the majority of my life energy; which relationships matter to me; and how do I keep redefining myself as my needs change?