Sentence examples for a major muddle from inspiring English sources

THE OP-ED PAGES are abuzz with chatter about the law concerning sexual harassment, suddenly understood to be a major muddle.

Unfortunately, Mr. Vick's production, given its premiere on Thursday night, is a hapless muddle and a major disappointment of this Verdi anniversary season.

Ordinarily, putting a musical into the hands of novices would be a recipe for disaster; in this case, it's a recipe for a muddle masquerading as a major event.

THE ADDICTION MUDDLE IS clearly a major matter.

UNITED NATIONS - The timetable for adopting sanctions against Iran has been thrown into a muddle, running into a major nuclear non-proliferation conference - and the arrival of Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in New York on Monday, the same day as Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

"Unless there is a major change in atmosphere and policy inside the coalition after the summer break, we can only expect muddling through," said Mr. Schneider, the economics expert.

A major, major talent.

It's a mix and a muddle.

Brasilia Brazil is, almost entirely, an approximation, an amiable muddle.

With the weather outlook equally grim for Sunday and chunks of, the final major of 2016 is both a race against time and an unseemly muddle.

"Outside a scientific trial, it's a muddle".