Sentence examples for decidedly muddled from inspiring English sources

Judas combines an exploration of the motivation of the renegade apostle (over which the gospels are decidedly muddled) and what he calls a story of "error, desire [and] unrequited love", set in Oz's native Jerusalem in the winter of 1959.

The coverage of the speech would be inter-mingled with coverage of the debate, meaning that Obama's preferred message would be decidedly muddled.

Our morals seem decidedly muddled, as evidenced by the Bell Labs scientist who famously faked results, the governor who tried to treat his Irish relatives to dinner at taxpayer expense, and a few zillion other recent headlines.

Decidedly mixed.

Decidedly so.

Decidedly sniffy.

Muddled about mortgages?

"Muddled brain" (underlined twice).

Many in the industry fret that they will be told to give away further stakes.The ANC's muddled politics are failing to please even its most loyal supporters, many of whom are either hardened trade unionists or are decidedly middle-class.

Decidedly disappointing.

Decidedly other.