Sentence examples for another muddle from inspiring English sources

This points up another muddle.

Greenmountain Boy in Burlington, Vermont asks: Now that the Greeks have had their chance to vent, do you see any swing back from the extremes to the more centrist parties that could actually form a working government or will the elections result in another muddle?

Meanwhile, the usual waning of erotic urgency over the course of long relationships, a decline that, according to many clinicians and one study, may beset women more steeply than men, could mean that proposed criteria like "absent/reduced sexual excitement/pleasure during sexual activity" are met by nearly everyone — another muddle of diagnostic logic.

They just managed, by one means or another, to muddle through.

The problem, of course, is that one person's clear indication is another's muddle.

One way or another, people muddle through.

The middle of the pitch, without doubt, needs urgent attention because Xavi can't go on forever, and Barca's greatest worry is that Uefa's ban will be upheld, forcing them to spend another year muddling through with their existing squad when it requires significant renovation.

It may tolerate another period of muddle and perhaps even emerge with a stronger centre, joining moderate parts of both the current coalitions.

Indeed, not long ago, many parents insisted that their foreign-language-speaking nannies refrain from using their native tongue and speak only English with their children, for fear that another language might muddle their English-language development.

As Europe's political leaders part ways over whether to support an American attack on Iraq, the threat of war has put the European Central Bank into another kind of muddle.

Election week could hardly have kicked off with a more apt clarion call, albeit one played by dissonant tubas with gummy valves – but the quote came courtesy of another very British muddle, the cold war, via last week's splendid opener to new BBC drama The Game.