Sentence examples for fairly muddled from inspiring English sources
Many had hoped that the 59th annual Golden Globe Awards would help clarify what had been a fairly muddled movie awards season, perhaps giving some indication of what films were likely to figure prominently in the Academy Awards in March.
If metaphor reflects clarity of thought, Huffington is fairly muddled; meditation, she writes, is an element of well-being, which itself constitutes only one of the four "pillars" (along with wisdom, wonder, and giving) that comprise the third "metric" of success (the other two are money and power).
He has a new, young catalyst to make his offense hum, a new hyperactive rebounder to keep possessions alive, a strong sense that his ailing team captain is on the mend, and an entire training camp to create order from a fairly muddled roster.
HitFix Senior Editor Alan Sepinwall wrote, "It wasn't a perfect episode, mainly because Vivian remains a fairly muddled, bratty villain, and because I don't feel like the show ever really used Ray Wise to his full potential.
A Snake With Legs Snake evolution, a fairly muddled business to begin with, has gotten more muddled still with the announcement of a 95-million-year-old fossilized snake with legs.
That's pretty muddled through.
Tumblr's (mostly) youthful users have muddled through with a fairly hard-to-use 'Fan Mail' direct messaging service, which is closer to a clunky email system than a genuine direct messaging service.
And during the trial, those questions have muddled a case that originally seemed fairly straightforward.
But then things got muddled.
