Sentence examples for both muddled from inspiring English sources

Because the corridor walls and the ceiling were tiled, the notes came on amplified, and certain passages sounded both muddled and complexly dynamic, orchestral.

This is a film based on a truly bad German bestselling book, both muddled and evasive, and the film isn't any better.

He laments that the European Union's foreign policy is "both muddled and divisive", even as it prepares to bolster the continent's prosperity and security by reuniting what the cold war sundered.

But with the sheer volumes of photos being shared and evolving relationships between people, both the context and intended audience is muddled.

"Fondly Do We Hope" — the titles comes from a line in Lincoln's second inaugural address — is both ponderously straightforward and structurally muddled.

Narratively, Alice in Wonderland was muddled, incorporating stories from both Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass.

Although Bridget and Dunham are generations apart, their problems are not so distinct, and they both approach them in a similarly muddled and anxious way.

Such attempts to frame access to coverage as someone else's problem are muddled as a matter of both practice and principle.

The title, Dunno Y … Na Jaane Kyun, is as muddled as the film itself, being both textspeak and Hindi for the same thing: "Don't know why.

It had certainly succumbed to confusion, producing a muddled majority made up of two minority opinions, both in apparent contradiction of previous rulings.

The muddled outlook reflects in part the uncertainty in both parties about how much demand there is among voters for tax cuts.