Sentence examples for also a muddle from inspiring English sources
It undoubtedly makes for an easy, pleasurable read, but it is also a muddle.
It came groaning under the burden of generous golden giveaways to Australian consumers and businesses.Unsurprisingly, this newspaper dislikes the amount of cash going to Australia's dirtier industries; the plan does nothing to limit emissions from coal exporters; and there is also a muddle-headed attempt to pick winning renewable schemes.
The table (corrected online) also made a muddle of the main candidates' "most-worn phrases".
It is a mystery but not, as Orr also claims, a muddle.
The result may have had the ring of vigorous revival after indignities of the World Cup, but this was also an enjoyable muddle of a match.
If you do, you will not only devalue yourself but you'll also get yourself in a muddle.
If you don't have any mango puree on hand, you can also simply muddle a slice of mango with your mint and lime juice.
You can also muddle a slice of fresh mango in place of the mango puree.
(There is also the muddle of how to deal with motion-capture animation and the relatively small pool of qualifying films – only 18 this year).
But there has also been muddle about squaring the circle between being the modernising "heir to Blair" and aiming to capitalise on public disregard for Blair's style of leadership.
