Sentence examples for Don't muddle from inspiring English sources

Don't muddle your writing with unnecessary words.

Don't muddle this by using vague opinions or confusing vocabulary.

You don't muddle through stamping out the Taliban".

But in the end, President Obama was right: "You don't muddle through the central front on terror...

Mr. Crawford's wife, Rose Mary, 78, bent over like a hairpin to straighten the untidy piles, calling out: "Don't muddle them.

Best moments: For Obama, it was his run on Iraq, his "muddle through" riff ("you don't muddle through Osama... you don't muddle through the Taliban"), and his reminder of McCain's gaffe about not meeting with the prime minister of Spain.

Cut yourself some slack; do not muddle over the shoulda-coulda-wouldas.

All the policy is in small writing [so] make it bigger [so] it doesn't muddle up my brain to digest".

A good counsellor is someone who is non-judgemental, empathetic, self aware (who can separate a student's experiences from their own and doesn't muddle them up) and good at listening.

You would think she had been presenting the programme for months rather than hours; she didn't muddle up time checks or crash the pips with her bright, clear, warm voice.

Rodriguez struck out in his next two plate appearances and grounded out in the seventh, but it did not muddle his message.