Sentence examples similar to a large muddle from inspiring English sources
The mixture of gossipy censure and ghoulish sentimentality is confusing, and one of several symptoms of the larger muddle that lies at the book's heart.
In a large cocktail glass or shaker, muddle together strawberries and vodka.
You can muddle in batches in a traditional mixer, or muddle everything at once in a large bowl.
Stocks had a muddled session Tuesday, as investors worked through a large batch of corporate earnings from a range of companies including Gilead Sciences, McDonald's and Texas Instruments.
Peddling a handful can lead to a 15-year sentence.Muddle plays a large role.
While member states are muddling through and cannot agree on how to distribute 40,000 refugees, our committee has supported a binding distribution key by a large majority.
They are squabbling with fiscal hawks who want to redirect social spending to the poor rather than expand an already large welfare state.The muddle may soon end.
As the Millstone case illustrates, even a larger action, such as replacing managers, is but one iteration in a change process that requires feedback and adjustment, i.e. muddling.
The bad news is, large parts were an unconvincing muddle.Much of it was not new.
Brasilia Brazil is, almost entirely, an approximation, an amiable muddle.
