Sentence examples for productive mess from inspiring English sources

Cargo In The Blood includes collages and sound installations, all of which are imbued with a painter's penchant for productive mess.

"It's a mess, but a productive mess," he said with a shrug.

Roiphe, the author of two nonfiction books, "The Morning After" and "Last Night in Paradise," has a theory about how Dodgson landed in this artistically productive but emotionally bewildering mess.

Covering topics ranging from why our minds are built around disorder and how science is revealing that a little disorder makes physical systems more productive, to the aesthetics of mess (Ulysses is "a mess in almost every way that a book can be a mess"), this is the perfect excuse to break that new year's resolution to keep your desk tidy.

Robert Boyle, in his indispensable book, "The Hudson River: A Natural and Unnatural History," may have trumped all future attempts at description when he introduced it as "the most beautiful, messed up, productive, ignored and surprising piece of water on the face of the earth".

Maybe, but it would be more productive to stop valuing Messing's political ideas more than the ramblings of any other resistance warrior.

While Vermeulen, a one-time target for Bath, and Josiah Tuisova both enjoyed some productive carries, the sight of Smith, Mathieu Bastareaud and Bryan Habana making a mess of a potential try-scoring overlap on the left gave Bath further heart.

It's not too late for policymakers to pay attention to his words this time around and try to find a productive route out of this mess.

What I don't know, what it looks like no one knows, is how this whole mess does anything productive for the Democrats.

Medzhitov's mess has been exceptionally productive.

The national fiasco popularly known as the federal government shutdown is prompting us to take a collective gut check: will anything productive and hopeful result from this mess?