Sentence examples for messy nature from inspiring English sources
The messy nature of medical data, of the E.H.R., makes the task difficult.
The incident was investigated but Hansen could not recall who by, and said its "messy nature" prompted self-reflection.
Ms Packer writes extremely well about the messy nature of Carrie's love for Mike, about her mixed feelings of guilt and selfishness, affection and impatience.
In "The Flick," directed by Ms. Baker's frequent collaborator Sam Gold with the customary feathery touch he brings to her work, life's messy nature takes mild metaphorical form.
Forces "cannot plan for a quiet world" and the "inherently messy" nature of protests means intelligence should never be expected to be perfect, Sir Denis said.
An installation titled "The Revolution Will Be Flickerized" shows images from a specific online search to show the new instant (and messy) nature of image distribution.
In interviews, Peace spoke emphatically of the duty writers had to reflect the messy, unending nature of violent crime and the fact that life rarely brings happy endings or trite "closure" for victims.
Bring it into the kitchen straight from the garden, leaves speckled with earth and the odd snail, and you'll help them to make the connection between what they eat and messy, muddy nature.
The frightening upsurge of Isis in the last two years has created the climate for a morally absolutist breed of war drama, where the pre-2008, liberal libodyl bofy of work was still preoccupied with the messy, ambiguous nature of America's wars.
In his 2008 book "Experiments in Ethics," the Princeton philosopher Kwame Anthony Appiah described the loss of relevance that philosophers inflicted on themselves, beginning in the late 19th century, when they abandoned philosophy's ancient interest in messy human nature and retreated into the conceptual analysis of moral terms.
It led to the removal of anti-Iraq war placards, which, in their subsequent resurrection by artist Mark Wallinger as State Britain, won the Turner prize last week - a powerful indictment of how the messy, chaotic nature of protest is now tidied into the safe spaces of artistic institutions.
