Sentence examples similar to a muddled interpretation from inspiring English sources

Otto's account appears to be a muddled version of real events.

It's shortsighted to trivialize The New Mainstream by pigeonholing them as self-help, personal development, touchy-feely or whatever muddled interpretation people have of the term "New Age".

And there is a great deal of muddling: And a muddled sense of protest.

A muddled mother telephoned Nickelodeon to complain.

On that score the show is a muddled effort.

The signs of a muddled economy are clear.

It is also a muddled bill.

This trend gives a muddled theoretical picture, but agrees with the scaling observed in experiments.

In a muddled field, Paul could win the Iowa caucuses.

Was South, he wondered, a muddled nonagenarian with arthritic fingers?

"Fetih 1453 is a muddled pool of hypocrisy.