Sentence examples for that messy from inspiring English sources
The phrase "that messy" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a situation, object, or condition that is disorganized or untidy. Example: "I can't believe how disorganized your room is; it's really that messy."
There was definitely that messy factor.
But then there's all that messy cleanup.
Contrast that messy personal history with Mr. Romney's squeaky clean, Huckabee-like profile.
As the turbulent 1960's kicked in, that messy outside world started to look enticing.
Contrast that messy divorce with the arrangement Murray has forged since then with Amélie Mauresmo.
And now, for the first time ever, that messy business has not a staunch corporate conservative but a personable social democrat representing it on the international stage.
I was surprised to be told the "before" picture doesn't look that messy, but it's only because I'd shoved 80% of my crap into groaning cupboards and drawers.
But just as Switzerland was navigating that messy transition, Crossair was stunned when one of its planes flew into a snowy forest near Zurich's airport last November.
And parents will especially appreciate "Big Mess," which teaches what we have long suspected: that messy rooms have lives of their own.
Robin James, a professsor at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte who writes about female personas in 21st century pop culture, argued that messy hedonism is treated differently when the perpetrator is female.
But for the moment it looks as if the history of nanotubes will recapitulate the history of chemistry itself, with the inorganic side proving more tractable than all that messy organic stuff.
