Sentence examples for these messy from inspiring English sources
And all of these messy, contradictory feelings are natural.
And yet can these messy lives tell us something?
Simply put, it offers the only decent way out of these messy disputes that – as we are all now rediscovering – refuse to die.
These messy but welcome combinations of vaudeville and folk tales, with their dizzying gatherings of talent ("Uptown" featured Harry Belafonte and Richard Pryor) have left their mark.
"It runs counter to their political argument that we are getting out of these messy places," the official, speaking only on condition of anonymity, added.
Richard Mabey, the godfather of nature writing, was the first to give these messy little fragments of land a name, and used it as the title of his 1973 book The Unofficial Countryside.
These Messier objects are today favourite objects for amateur astronomers.
There is a fear among some women, often Gen X and Baby Boomer women who pushed back against "sex negativity" in the '90s, that to use Grace's story as a jumping off point for these messier, more complex conversations will only do "real" victims of "real" assaults a disservice.
It is central to the case for change that while ethics education focuses predominantly on the more theoretical and abstract elements of moral philosophy, or promotes an ethics first approach, an opportunity is lost to view these messier, difficult and shared problems as moral ones that can be challenged.
Mr Romney knows that these are the messy, unsatisfying questions that face presidents, and which currently face Mr Obama.Yet he concludes with platitudes about a world crying out for more American leadership, not less, and embracing his duty to make the 21st century an "American one".Mr Romney chides Mr Obama for putting his faith in empty, though ringing oratory.
