Sentence examples for became a muddle from inspiring English sources

When the crisis escalated this summer, several United Nations agencies became involved as well.But from then on it became a muddle.

Their celebratory pre-kick-off huddle became a muddle and, with Koumas resembling a man trying to hitch a lift on the last lap of a grand prix as his defenders humped the ball for Geoff Horsfield and Lee Hughes to chase, they lacked spark.

"Instinctively yes [it could work] as long as it doesn't become a muddle.

The return address blur soon became a scientific muddle.

When Trump veered outside his apocalyptic comfort zone, his logic became a bit muddled.

Hours after McCarron said he would "not be silenced," the tour's situation became a little more muddled after Solheim's remarks.

The work of Glasgow-trained London-based architects MUMA, who brought their skills to bear on the V&A's medieval and renaissance wing, the project breathes new life into what had become a dingy muddle of galleries.

The campaign debate over prescription drugs for the elderly has become a confusing muddle of partisan charges and countercharges, with both sides invoking the standard bogymen of health care debates, from "big government" to "H.M.O.

Among the minority who found the film lacking is the San Francisco Chronicle's Mick LaSalle, who said, "The action comes so fast and furious in 'Furious 7' that, for all the explosions and overturned cars and missiles fired on downtown Los Angeles, it becomes a dull muddle.

It needs to gain a sense of its own identity, it's become a bit muddled.

The setting changes can become a little muddling, but for the most part it was alright.