Sentence examples for quite mess from inspiring English sources

A Dream Outside, the debut album from London outfit Gengahr, doesn't quite mess with the formula as dramatically as any of those examples, but does offer its own subtle refinements.

"He went into Exodus quite messed up.

However, in some other areas it's quite messed up.

One of them wrote that my page was disabled for having some non-alpha or mixed character sets in the title (it indeed was quite messed up back then).

The whole thing was shot on a light table with a clear plexiglass surface, and when I was done, it was quite the mess to deal with.

"It's going to be quite a mess," Johns said just before they went up, "but I hope an interesting mess".

While President Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have gotten a lot of things right on foreign policy, they've made quite a mess in Israeli-Palestinian relations, where they've alienated all sides and generated zero progress.

"It was quite a mess," he said.

Mr Obama did indeed inherit quite a mess.

Looking back, I suspect I was still quite a mess.

"It was quite a mess," Professor Smith said.