Sentence examples for this great mess from inspiring English sources

And while he could claim, like Grant, to know the Deep South spring season in all its sweaty, gnat-smacked difficulty as a veteran of the Mexican War, General Thomas was a newcomer to this great mess in Mississippi.

But coming from  someone who wants to govern this great mess of a country with all its beliefs, Perry's language is an insult to the founding principles of the republic.

But that is not journalism; it is an essentially pointless pastime, equal parts maths and cash-free gambling, and it is part of the great mess of misapprehension and false expectation that defined this election.

You've got very good asides about how this whole great mess happened, and causing the Great Recession, the detailed description of what happens to ordinary people.

Sadly it's not enough to save this great, mystifying mess of a novel.

Over at Jezebel, writer Erin Gloria Ryan says taking a ton of selfies is a cry for help — a narcissistic indulgence that only proves how wrapped up in ourselves we've become in this great online mess.

TRUMP: The secretary said very strongly about working with -- we've been working with them for many years, and we have the greatest mess anyone's ever seen.

The garden is a great mess.

And a ruddy great mess at the end.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] wordsSIR – Given the British predilection for finding something praiseworthy even in a great mess, I wonder why you are so negative about George Bush and Tony Blair ("Sincere deceivers", July 17th).

Her husband, Itamar, has his own armful of experience and says he has been cooking since the age of five "and leaving a great mess in the kitchen ever since".