Sentence examples for messy mix from inspiring English sources

The WikiLeaks-hosted "Vault7" collection of documents allegedly leaked from within the CIA's Computer Operations Group is a messy mix of jargon, incomplete info and broken (or redacted) links.

Arab on Radar's most recent album, "Yahweh or the Highway" (Skin Graft), is a messy mix of free-form rock and spoken word.

It delivered a messy mix -- enchanting heavy snow in some places; menacing, invisible ice in others -- driven by relentless wind.

People standing on red carpet or chilly sidewalk stepped into the messy mix of popular culture, heritage, tradition and politics.

Urban Dictionary, not known for omitting things, defines "wintry mix" as "a gross messy mix of snow and rain".

It remains a messy mix of greens, socialists, radicals and post-communists who fell short of the 8% of the vote needed to enter parliament.

The ruling is unlikely to make its way here any time soon as its messy mixing of the right to be forgotten with data protection would come up against protections for journalists enshrined in UK law.

Perhaps though, on the other hand, we are witnessing something else about religion in the widespread and heartfelt mourning and remembrances, something about the changing contours of religious cultures and the messy mixing up, and mashing up, of the sacred and the secular.

The answer is not paid or free, the answer is this messy, leaky mix, with some people paying who read it a lot and others not paying anything at all.

The energetic renovation of newly fashionable districts such as Hoxton and Shoreditch is not only spurred by sky-high property prices elsewhere; it also owes something to the friction and renewal of London's messy, cosmopolitan mix.

Add one tablespoon of strawberry jelly or Jell-O (more, if you're feeling messy), and mix thoroughly.