Sentence examples for been a muddle for from inspiring English sources
MIAMI — For most of the year, the race for president has been a muddle for both parties: An amorphous cast of candidates seeking to distinguish themselves and win attention from voters, donors and the news media.
We're a muddle of both, which accounts for both our lust for physically sexy partners and our yearning for someone to share brunch with on a Sunday.
It's not that the two could never go together, but "Pálpito," named after the Spanish word for "hunch," is a muddle of a dance that resembles the false starts of many doomed Broadway shows.
Even after three weeks of testimony, the fight between Mr. Martin and Mr. Zimmerman on that rainy night was a muddle, fodder for reasonable doubt.
Meanwhile, accountability for academies is a muddle, as the recent education select committee report showed.
Its plan for privatising banks is a muddle: it envisages the government stake falling to 33%, but would permit no private investor a stake of more than 1%.A reason for urgency is that industry, weary of waiting for its six burdens to be lightened, may begin to push for protection.
One now frequently hears arguments, sometimes from corporate executives, that maximizing shareholder value is a muddle-headed and counterproductive aim for corporations.
Has it been a bit muddled for Villa today?
Smart home connectivity is a confusing muddle for the average consumer.
