Sentence examples for based on a muddled from inspiring English sources
The idea that it's strange to ask a woman to coach a man at tennis is presumably based on a muddled notion that Mauresmo would be unable to understand the different pace or skills required in the men's game (even if the same delineations would have her down as part of the "more empathetic" gender).
The secretary's shift appears to muddle further the status of peace talks based on a plan backed by the administration and the Caribbean Community, or Caricom.
Julian Schnabel – whose The Diving Bell and the Butterfly was so outstanding – has got himself into a terrible muddle with his movie Miral, based on a novel by Palestinian writer Rula Jebreal.
(Catsoulis) 'REDACTED' (R, 1 30) Brian De Palma's Iraq war movie, based on a real atrocity committed by American servicemen, is angry and confrontational but also muddled and unpersuasive, an odd amalgam of didactic staginess and raw naturalism.
And when the movie is based on a true story about a woman who really was named Erin Brockovich, the questions of what is real and what is not become further muddled.
"Based on a True Story" — Blake Shelton.
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Write a story based on a picture.
Europe's model of change has long been based on lurch then muddle.
