Sentence examples for being muddled from inspiring English sources
Several issues are in danger of being muddled here.
Far-off Washington was not left out, with British and Canadian diplomats playing a German-embassy team in America's capital on December 14th.Yet the meaning of Christmas 1914 is in danger of being muddled.
The excessive promotion of certain shows may be an abuse of power, but stripping journalists of their Tony voting privileges does not address this problem; issues are being muddled here.
Everything is being muddled along; there's a three way tug of war between the Islamists the liberals and the Military Council over who gets to write the new constitution and pressure from Tahrir square and strikes are having as much effect on announcements and pronouncements as secretive negotiations between various political forces and the Generals… it's is all very murky and blundery.
In the span of 30 minutes, the hours of entertainment that had lead me to Quantum Break's conclusion were being muddled by a flash of frustration.
The feeling that once was now takes the form of anger and worry--I am angry about how humiliated I felt to have to attend Morehouse; I worry about Black high school seniors whose college selection processes are being muddled by college and university rankings and analyses that neglect their experiences.
But the message was muddled.
Sometimes the sound was muddled.
The legal record is muddled.
