Sentence examples similar to a muddled statement from inspiring English sources

After Albuquerque's requested retraction, DC said in its somewhat muddled statement that "threats of violence and harassment are wrong and have no place in comics," as well as society.

As the confusion surrounds Mr. Cipel's legal team, Mr. McGreevey's aides have gone on the offensive in the court of public opinion, pointing to the muddled statements as proof that he never intended to file a suit and was not ever harassed.

The competition is fierce (the top universities require grades of A*AA), and a muddled or mediocre statement will harm your application.

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.

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

He quickly backed off that statement – the result was a policy that looked like a muddled mess, as even rightwing talk radio host Rush Limbaugh admitted of the nominee: "I never took him seriously on immigration".

A muddled mother telephoned Nickelodeon to complain.

It is also a muddled bill.

On that score the show is a muddled effort.

The signs of a muddled economy are clear.

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