Sentence examples for Highly muddled from inspiring English sources

Given this highly muddled decision, Justice Kagan is right to advise trial judges and others to follow earlier precedents about forensic evidence.

They actually add up to a kind of ostrich stoicism that, though it can be traced back to our finest hour (the blitz, the Battle of Britain), manifests itself in a peculiar compromise: a highly stylized willingness to muddle on, to put up with poor quality and high prices (restaurants, trains), to proffer (and accept) apologies not as a prelude to but as a substitute for improvement.

After all, the legitimacy of political action is highly strengthened when based on scientific information that can be regarded as objective and not muddled by other interests.

Thoughts muddled.

Second, the courts are muddling an already muddled system.

But then things got muddled.

It also looks muddled.

"I've muddled through.

He muddled, he stirred.

It's muddled thinking.

I'm muddled.