Sentence examples for Not muddled from inspiring English sources

The service was exemplary: attentive not OTT, succinct not fussy and clear not muddled.

Flavors are not muddled, the portions are sensible and everything looks pretty.

And while many filmmakers thought of the Gore/David Guggenheim "Inconvenient Truth" as nothing more than an elaborate slide show plus the odd bit of filmic B-roll, it struck a chord like few advocacy films worldwide and has clearly pushed the climate debate in the direction where it should have gone in the first place: towards good science, not muddled politics.

Online dating promises variety and deliberate choice not muddled by late-night booze.

Communicate what our heart means to say, so that we are not muddled but clear, and our best intentions are out in the open, announced to the world.

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.

They should not muddle this aspiration with other social policy, such as creating a federal jobs guarantee, no matter how desirable that policy might be.

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

Lemons analyzes four marital dispute adjudication forums run by Muslim jurists or lay Muslims to show that religious law does not muddle the categories of religion and law but generates them.

Loose usage must not muddle what we are after.

"It sticks to the Italian philosophy of not muddling up the food with a lot of ingredients and everything comes straight from the town".