Sentence examples for Very muddled from inspiring English sources

This curious juxtaposition is a sure indication of very muddled thinking.

Six weeks away from implementation the whole thing is very muddled".

But fears are growing that the "very muddled" introduction of the new rules will almost certainly lead to some hirers being turned away by car firms this summer.

It occurred to him that the oscillator might have caused the quake in the first place, but he admits that his thinking has been very muddled since the experience.

Of the critique of Obama's policies in the region coming from those kinds of "opinion-mongers," Lizza says: The Republican case against Obama's foreign policy in the Middle East is very muddled.

Low light shots are very muddled.

However, it is all very muddle-headed because the impact of climate change on the economy will be much bigger than the economic impact of addressing the problem.

The word wicket means three different things, and it is at this stage, in my experience, that most people who have asked about the rules become muddled, overwhelmed and very quickly bored with the explanation that follows.

This year, the very conservative Evangelical Christians in Iowa muddled the Republican presidential nominating contest, giving their support to an unelectable candidate, Rick Santorum, who fought to a draw with the person Republicans seem most likely to settle for in the end, Mitt Romney.

DES MOINES In 2008, the very conservative Evangelical Christians in Iowa muddled the Republican presidential nominating contest, giving their support to an unelectable candidate, Mike Huckabee, who won here over the person that Republicans were most likely to settle for in the end, John McCain.

The radical eliminativists reject the very notion of consciousness as muddled or wrong headed and claim that the conscious/nonconscious distinction fails to cut mental reality at its joints (Wilkes 1984, 1988).