Sentence examples for utter mess from inspiring English sources
'utter mess' is correct and usable in written English
This expression is used to describe a situation that is very chaotic or disorganized. For example: "The office was an utter mess after the party last night."
One senior administration official called the situation "an utter mess".
We're now in a complete and utter mess.
Jackson proceeded to make an utter mess of the film, but that's another story.
The source said: "It seems to me the whole thing is an utter mess".
"It was an utter mess and needed to be gutted," Mr. Mentesana said, "and I'd just started work at PricewaterhouseCoopers".
Russia's latest experiment An utter mess A dangerous chain reaction Watching out for Nazis No real winner?
But the Navy now insists that it has brought the costs down and that each ship will cost less than $400 million, and that after an "utter procurement mess" — Mr. Work's words — the problems are being solved.
The utter, appalling mess of yet another bog-up of a failed coup against Brown is so good for the Conservatives it can only have been dreamed up by them.
Mental health care in the UK is in an utter, God-awful mess.
Other entries are updates of pre-existing words, such as "ghost" used as an informal verb, and "train wreck" used metaphorically to describe "an utter disaster or mess". .
Amalie Wijesundera is in the horns of a dilemma: "I'm a mess, an utter broken pile of rubble and the game hasn't even started yet.
