Sentence examples for pleasing mess from inspiring English sources

The egg connected well, leaving a pleasing mess, with superb crushed-shell coverage, a robust trail of bright yellow yolk down the back, and a splattering of albumen over the lapel.

(Samples of recent blog headlines on the topic: "Don McLeroy Wants Your Children to Be Stupid" and "Can We Please Mess With Texas?") The issue of Texas' influence is a touchy one in education circles.

I'll close with a request to the GH creative team that is more a challenge: Please fix the Rick Webber mess!

Just one thing, please vigorously mess up your hair before entering so you can at least pretend to fit in.

Mr. Boies urged the court to "reconcile the entire statutory scheme," a legalistic way of saying "please fix this mess".

Now please don't mess it up.

I said: 'Man, please don't mess it up.

Please, don't mess these algorithms up too badly.

"By warning them the test will be during training camp, the N.B.A. is basically saying, 'Go get ready for it and please don't mess up,' " Dumas said.

Now Mosul beckons.In this section Too soon to celebrate Creeping toward Damascus Mosul beckons An oily mess Please don't expect miracles Polishing the city of gold Could things get worse?

In "Please Don't Mess With the Charitable Deduction" (Economic View, Dec. 16), Robert J. Shiller was wrong to be seeking the deduction's preservation, and here's why: I gave $500 to Planned Parenthood this year, but I'll get about $125 of that back at tax time next year.