Sentence examples for much a mess from inspiring English sources

Really, the rest has been pretty much a mess.

Each of us, she cackled, would be just as much a mess as the other.

"From an oversight perspective, DHS grant programs are pretty much a mess," said a congressional aide who was not cleared to speak with the media.

Conventionally "internationalist" administrations, like the previous one, are too inclined to see the IMF and the World Bank as ends in themselves, as signs of enlightenment and virtue, however much a mess they may make of things.

But now it is pretty much a mess and to get the stock going again, the company may need to work on its own simplicity so as to match the simplicity of the Google home page itself .Mr Sullivan of Search Engine Watch says Google has become distracted.

This time it is a lower total England are chasing, 160, but they are making every bit as much a mess of it, with a middle-order collapse, so that when Stuart Broad joins Bopara, 55 runs are still needed from the last three wickets.

But neither franchise has as much of a mess to clean up or as much need for draft picks to fill holes as Johnson and the Jets.

She mixes genders; all-female groups bring too much high drama, all-male groups make too much of a mess.

Winston Churchill didn't like soup much either -- his drinking habits meant that he inevitably made as much of a mess with the stuff as Nixon did.

Depending on how much of a mess the Gulf Coast is in a few weeks, that may be a much harder sell.

Iraq is simply too much of a mess".