Sentence examples for a muddled one from inspiring English sources

Instead, the scene is a muddled one in which the partygoers' cartoonish faces grimace or stare blankly, their bodies distorted or entirely absent.

For the Japanese hosts, there was a statement, albeit a muddled one, of collective concern over the potential negative impact of an excessively strong yen on the global economy.

When you add this condition to a murder in her neighborhood you have a most exciting situation as well as a muddled one.

"For many people who watch," Ms. Kerman said, "the heart aches a little because we all know how muddled one's thinking can be at an age when you're impulsive and often have a limited grasp of the consequences".

For New Zealand Drug Foundation's director Ross Bell this conjecture is the result of a muddled official response, one he says police could clear up by releasing results of the tests conducted on synthetics seized in earlier raids.

Vasubandhu considers this a muddled attempt to have one's cake and eat it too.

We actually live in a very muddled, complicated one.

(He would later write, in praise of Irving Kristol, that "one learns more from a well-written defense of a weak position... than from a muddled exposition of a line one agrees with").

The result is usually a muddled, incoherent mess of a strategy — one that fuels not disruptive, explosive differences between a firm and its rivals, but their very opposite: bland, boring similarities.

While he never shifted positions as sharply as Mr. Romney — who renounced his former support of abortion and gay rights — he as often occupied a muddled middle ground that pleased no one.

So, on to Paris for a player who has had a muddled, messy tournament but who might just feel this one has his name on it.