Sentence examples for brain muddled from inspiring English sources

We live in an aging society; most of us will at some point in our lives witness a loved one's brain muddled by the forgetfulness of old age.

A brain muddled by alcohol or drugs can lead to irresponsible sexual behavior.

Your brain becomes muddled in a swamp of pros and cons and questions -- What if this?

Before long they slip into the fugue state familiar to any electronics shopper whose brain has been muddled by the countless distractions and the toasty and sour smells of hot silicon and new plastic.

One private speaks for many when he tells how men became so firmly embedded in the cement of mateship that going home on leave could prove strangely uncomfortable: I wanter get back from the motors, An' miners with strikes on the brain, I'm too muddled to think, an' I shan't sleep a wink, Till I'm safe back in Flanders again.

Catch the two games in your peripheral vision and your brain could well muddle them up, save for a wyvern swooping down on Geralt.

As I've described described before, because of a misguided/misspent youth with an over-consumption of hallucinogenics, my memory for how and when things took place is often muddled in my brain.

This is because your brain's messages are getting muddled.

I am amazed at how the Lord can forgive me and clear my brain, even after it has felt muddled or unclear.

My brain is cloudy and my memory so muddled that I cannot remember what I am reaching for when I move from the kitchen cupboard to the pantry door, which is exactly two steps away.

Deprived of rest, the brain's neurons seemingly became over-connected and so muddled with electrical activity that new memories could not be properly laid down.