Sentence examples for messy space from inspiring English sources
If they walk into a cluttered, messy space, there's none of that feeling that life will be better".
The volunteers in the messy space were far more likely to choose the new one; those in the tidy office generally opted for the classic version.
Context, as many have argued this week, does indeed matter — but context is an encompassing thing, bringing subject, photographer, publisher, and viewer into a shared and messy space.
A strike illuminates the system in which it takes place, and the messy space between perfection and failure within which change tends to happen.
Robert reflected on the fact that there would be no need for the messy space inside a garage or a closet in which his children's growth would be recorded, as his was, by marking their height on a wall ("three feet, six inches!").
According to Jack Caffrey, an equity strategist at JP Morgan's Private Bank, Palm will be one of the survivors, "It's a messy space but investors want to look for who has a history of executing, and we put Palm in that category".
Those in messy spaces generated ideas that were significantly more creative, according to two independent judges, than those plugging away in offices where stacks of papers and other objects were neatly aligned.
It's a new year, which means it's time to say goodbye to any chaotic or messy spaces and take on some killer organizing habits - ones that will leave you with a spotless, gleaming home.
Some people can't function or work in a non-messy space.
Nobody scorned the rusinurbe quite so much as the American writer Jane Jacobs, who considered the "Radiant Garden City Beautiful" amalgam as a moronic space where "Christopher Robin goes hippety-hoppety" – an image of the ideal city that had little to do with the messier spaces in which the city was lived.
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