Sentence examples for something of a mess from inspiring English sources

Something of a mess.

Languages are something of a mess.

In the end they are something of a mess themselves.

What's happening there remains something of a muddle, if not something of a mess.

"It was something of a mess in the past," she admits.

From 2009: Beyoncé's "I Am … Sasha Fierce" is something of a mess.

Five hours for Graf to realize that her serves were something of a mess--she served only one ace--and five hours to score only one point off her serve-and-volley attack, which produced only two tries in two sets.

There also remains something of a legal mess.

There are a few cases where the situation is something of a greater mess.

It's something of a cheerful mess, framed by John Jasperse and Joe Levasseur's glamorous lighting.

"1900" is something of a beautiful mess, filled with lyrical passages, awkward patches and occasionally terrible dialogue.