Sentence examples for messy phenomena from inspiring English sources
Regular live shows (included) demonstrate the science behind rockets, explosions and other noisy, messy phenomena.
Reality television has pursued a more insidious twist on the messy household phenomena: compulsive hoarding, which is considered a mental disorder.
Like that reinstallation, the Hessel show, accompanied by an excellent book of writings by women, edited by Rhea Anastas and Michael Brenson, focuses on art as a rupturing rather than an enrapturing phenomenon: messy, unmannerly, irritated, compulsively posing questions.
They are phenomena that are developed through a messy brew of social, cultural, historical, and psychological factors.
Although scientists devised beautifully neat formulae to explain complicated phenomena, the scientific revolution itself was a messy business.
Copping said the craze was popular among Daisy's school friends but she realised it was a worldwide phenomenon only after she vented her frustration with the messy fad on Facebook.
The French sociologist Michel Crozier's The Bureaucratic Phenomenon (1964) found that Weber's idealized bureaucracy is quite messy, political, and varied.
