Sentence examples for more untidy from inspiring English sources

But Britain is a larger, richer, more untidy country, in the best sense of the word.

The striker's mishit was even more untidy, slicing the ball into the air, from where it would fall into the arms of the goalkeeper.

It ends by saying that "the more untidy the manuscript the more pleasure it gives".

And just as her £50 is rounded up, someone else throws in an "even more untidy £125".

Coughlin, nearly fired after a first-round loss a year ago, was another quick postseason exit from more untidy speculation.

The ball which Finn then ripped down the slope and through the defence of Hashim Amla was a contrast to his more untidy offerings.

Rumsfeld's deputy, Paul Wolfowitz, also sensed that what was happening in Iraq was more than the untidy impulses of a newly free people.

More importantly, the untidy ouster in June of its current boss, Stephen Hester, complicated things.Mr Hester had been brought in to save the stricken bank in later 2008 after it was nationalised by the government.

Its good looks are marred somewhat by the fact the ports – four LAN, one WAN and two USB – are on the side, so when you start plugging things in to it, it looks more like an untidy octopus, which is a shame: had the ports been on the back of the router, it would certainly look a lot better in use.

"America Is Bleeding" takes on abortion, immigration, poverty, and more in a decidedly untidy four minutes.

It's possible to believe that Ondaatje's method of mosaic more accurately reflects the untidy turns life tends to take; his characters make unfortunate decisions but then, so do we.