Sentence examples similar to A touch muddled from inspiring English sources
Longing comparisons were drawn with the conservative neighbouring states of Indiana and Missouri, which have worked to woo incoming businesses with lower taxes and business-friendly regulations (including curbs on union activity).To be harsh, a touch of muddle does intrude on Vandalian conservatism here.
Jameson Irish whiskey, lightly sweetened with Irish Mist liqueur and sharpened with a touch of lemon, is muddled with fresh sage and served on the rocks, making it almost like a mojito.
This John is a beguiling, rather touching muddle of conditioned humility and burgeoning aspiration.
Paul's point is a bit muddled.
His legacy, however, will always be a bit muddled.
Carswell's defection reveals a more muddled picture.
Sorry, got my scales a bit muddled.
That part is a bit muddled and unclear.
That scrutiny reveals a muddled picture.
For all its virtues, the Defender faces a muddled future.
