Sentence examples for a rather muddled from inspiring English sources

The customer service e-mail was an attempt to state the carrier's actual policy, though a rather muddled attempt, Ms. Elliott acknowledged.

He gives a rather muddled answer and says the administration is still working toward a "conclusion in the context of crossing the red line".

But what to actually sport in this state of undress has unfortunately become a rather muddled affair; there's possibly nothing more unnerving than the sight of another man in a swimsuit he isn't cut out to wear.

But there was also quite a lot of rather muddled thinking.

The film as a whole is rather muddled.

If there was a strategy to this rather muddled budget speech - we seemed to go around several circuits several times - it was to equip the economy for the challenges of globalisation.

Soon after came the rather muddled Bug, and a trip to Europe which, when completed, saw the departure of Lou (apparently not too amicably) to continue work with his Sebadoh band project.

British fans, whose high hopes for Tim Henman never helped him advance past the semifinals in a major, can be forgiven for becoming rather muddled.

It is a contradiction to address "no spot!" I am afraid this is rather muddled; I used to know my Latin grammar but it has faded.

People have rather muddled ideas about probability.

But America's racial jurisprudence is rather muddled.