Sentence examples for messy of from inspiring English sources

The word poutine is commonly believed to have originated from the English word pudding (or, in French, pouding), used to describe a mixture, typically messy, of various foods.

"In hindsight, I learned a lot of valuable lessons, but mainly to research way more, and to not rush events... it was really messy of me, and I'm honestly glad it happened, because I never would have had the learning lessons that I had".

In a universe full of messy blasts of energy, astronomers have found a remarkable sharpshooter.

Nobody could accuse Mr Messier of lacking opportunism or ambition.

After his humiliating dismissal this week, Mr Lescure reportedly accused Mr Messier of "megalomania".

Redistricting has also led to a host of incumbent vs. incumbent races, often the messiest of all.

Wire is considered the messiest of the 15 house members because he eats the most and cleans the least.

Bedbugs will infest anywhere from a five-star hotel to the messiest of apartments.

Know that the messiest of person can become a tidy homemaker with the right daily discipline.

Rose's greatest contribution is his account of the messy ends of the messy wars that followed World War II.

Some of the messy sides of American politics are highlighted, though.