Sentence examples for would be messy from inspiring English sources
For one thing, it would be messy.
The whole thing would be messy.
A break-up would be messy.
Like cricket's dominating narrative of 2014, I knew where I stood; I knew the details would be gory and I knew the end would be messy.
A much-quoted multiracial "bill of rights" claims the right to "identify myself differently in different situations"—multiracial in, say, the census, but Native American when applying to Harvard.That would be messy.
And nationalisation would let the state retain any future gains by going slowly or even entering into a private-sector partnership in the somewhat unlikely event that credit markets, house prices and Northern Rock's reputation recovered soon.To be sure, nationalisation would be messy.
We also have no trash cans, so while you think it would be messier, we have taught everyone to take away what they bring with them.
Private land would be messier.
Because the tunnels are deeper than in NYC, it would be messier and more difficult to clean out than after Hurricane Sandy," he said.
So if you were to do that dye experiment — if you could do it with a shark — it would be messier, and harder to interpret what you were seeing.
