1
He admitted that this evening he was more untidy than need be.
2
We keep twenty servants, and the place is more untidy than a pot-house.
3
It was escaping around the edge of the lapel in more untidy blotches.
4
Louise looked the more untidy by contrast: as usual, her hair was half uncoiled.
5
He had apparently been asleep in the carriage and was looking a little more untidy than usual.
6
She is not more untidy than I, and I, God knows, wash myself but twice a year.
7
It ends by saying that "the more untidy the manuscript the more pleasure it gives."
8
Out of the age of ornamentation nothing can be more untidy or more unprepossessing than the appearance of the Oraon.
9
And even more untidy.
10
Nothing looks more untidy than a fat king milking a bobtail cow in a Mother Hubbard robe trimmed with imitation ermine.
11
The study, in fact, was more untidy than ever, the pictures were back in their places whence Maggie had once removed them.
12
She looked if possible more untidy and slovenly than when Babette had last seen her, and greeted the girl with a feeble smile.
13
The bed had been pulled near the stove and the room was stuffier, more untidy than in the days when Lisbeth had been there.
14
She saw her mother growing older and more frail, the house more untidy, and her mother's bright spirit fading to the drab of her surroundings.
15
Then he "tidied" the bed with masculine pulls and jerks till it was even more untidy than before, and went back to his chair.
16
"A more untidy-looking place than yours, Edgar, I never saw," he declared.
