Sentence examples for miserable mess from inspiring English sources

The Occupy Wall Street protesters may have looked like a miserable mess.

He cannot trade this core principle for the miserable mess of pottage offered by Cameron yesterday.

And they certainly would have gotten a fourth for their current 1-11 escapade, which has turned a feel-good 2012 campaign into the usual, miserable mess.

I am really not loving this miserable mess of a dress from Jenny Packham which looks like something Phase 8 might sell for a funeral.

I suspect the real story is that two lonely guys, all by themselves, put more grit in the gears than anyone ever succeeded in doing before, and it's just a mess, a dull miserable mess. . . .

But Mr Berlusconi could paralyse the political system, probably forcing another election, alarming the markets and reviving the euro crisis: a miserable mess even by his own standards.That leaves Mr Bersani, whose centre-left coalition has led in the polls since the election was called.

Not nearly as confused as Atlético Madrid are – an emotional wreck, a miserable, deluded mess.

Storms like the miserable, windy mess that hit New York on Thursday make it easy to cancel evening plans.

You'll also become a miserable, blistering mess.

We just secretly giggled when they returned on the ferry with us later that day, a mosquito-bitten, miserable sweaty mess and watched as newlywed husband and wife sat on opposite sides of the boat from one another with scowls on their faces the whole ride back.

It's confusing, the weather's miserable, everything's a mess and a nationalist gets upset when someone steals his flag.