Sentence examples for entirely muddled from inspiring English sources
But there are also long stretches of the narrative in which the chronology of Hemingway's infallible memories becomes entirely muddled.
He may only muddle through.
All are muddled, unsound, fantastic.
An old chap (Kenneth Cranham gives a finely calibrated performance, almost entirely in pyjamas) is getting muddled.
I'm not sure, it's muddled and not entirely thought through.
Either way statements like these, statements that are entirely disconnected from facts and reality are dangerous, they turn an already muddled pond into a pile of sludge.
NM It would be reductive to say it was entirely down to extreme Australian incompetence, but their sugar-paper middle-order, erratic bowlers and muddled selection were certainly key factors.
The question of the remedy was so muddled that Breyer even put forth the notion that the Court should ask the parties for an entirely new set of briefs on it.
Higgins, for all his brutishness, understands that relations between the sexes have been hopelessly muddled by social constructs of gender and class; as a wealthy intellectual he can try, as Shaw did, to abstain from the mess entirely.
