Sentence examples for seriously messy from inspiring English sources
But the paper's-eye view championed by Mr. Kafka tells a more chaotic story of things going wrong, or at least getting seriously messy.
The senator has issued no threats, but speaking in Stockton, Calif., this week, he said that a muddled verdict would present Republicans with a seriously messy problem.
Things got seriously messy at Spain's annual La Tomatina festival on Wednesday ― just as organizers hoped.
But try unpacking those terms seriously and you're in very messy waters, a fact this book fails to even remotely acknowledge.
Katie Roiphe's essays, In Praise of Messy Lives (Dial $25), are seriously provocative – and I mean that in a good way.
Frank Auerbach has generously praised his old classmate, calling his college paintings "very distinguished... full of nervous life", but Cunningham's messy, half-hearted daubs cannot seriously be compared to Auerbach's achievements.
So if Mr Yeltsin is seriously ill again, things will be even messier than before.
If the classroom is messy or disorganized, students may not take you as seriously.
Mr Jean lives in the United States.Only in a country with such pliant laws and messy elections and so disgruntled an electorate would such a candidacy be taken seriously.
