Sentence examples for something untidy from inspiring English sources

But however we settle that point of interpretation, there is something untidy about the status of discourse in relation to fallen-ness and authenticity.

From Dictionary.com: something untidy or overfilled with objects a state or condition of confusion.

"There is something real, raw, untidy and open about this part of the world.

But something about that untidy, embraceable mix of performers also works to define the Democratic party as one of inclusivity and liberality, a big, tuneful and frequently spangled tent.

Rumsfeld himself never quite surrendered to the language of Vietnam — preferring terms such as "terrorists" to "guerrillas" or "insurgents" — but he'd long since realized that Iraq had devolved into something much worse than untidy.

The collection includes the Magna Carta, (which I must say is a pretty untidy piece of work for something of such historic importance) along with the Papal Bull that annulled it almost instantly.

If you are gong for a sort of punk-like, untidy style, you may find stains something you want, but bear in mind that some pollutants may damage the leather or even be a sign that chemicals not good for your health have come into contact with the jacket.

Mr. Davis's untidy "Situation Red" was a stab at something different, although here again Juan Rodriguez alternately partnered Bonnie Pickard and Heather Hamilton.

That last word is something of a mantra for Lepchenko, a tidy way to explain an untidy narrative, the simplest way to summarize her life.

So Maggi Hambling's oil canvas of the no-longer-young Hodgkin at her untidy desk offers her model of the insulin molecule as something that will "endure forever as evidence of increasingly successful scientific research.

Something is on fire in the oven as it billows smoke, a child's room is untidy and in disarray.