Sentence examples for messy word from inspiring English sources

All she really had was "a messy Word document," until Sloan Harris, a literary agent at International Creative Management, called her after reading a Page Six item that said she was working on a novel.

With a minimalist screenplay written with Rory Kinnear, Ms Ramsay translates Eva's clot of dark and messy words into a collage of evocative and mostly wordless scenes.

As for the video, think of it as a fun bonus to all of those messy words up there.

You've talked a lot about your food being "messy" – the word seem to have very positive connotations for you.

And you remind yourself that even if your words don't bring in six-figure advances, you know at the end of a day of writing that you've plunged into your soul and gotten messy with words, and you've come out feeling a lot more whole.

In particular, early recordings by Stravinsky and others put the word "messy" into circulation.

The McRib in one word: messy.

The mind that chooses is disembodied, abstract, and therefore pure; the body that needs is demanding, material, and messy — in other words, not to be trusted.

I suppose the show would benefit if you actually care about the gamers, but I will not care any more about Person A because he has a wacky haircut ("planned messy" in the words of Patrice Oneal), and I'm not going to side with Person B over Person C because Person C says she stole Person B's boyfriend.

A utility company spokesman said after that, things would become, to use his words, "messy".

And that word was "messy".