Sentence examples for feel muddled from inspiring English sources

His charisma is crucial to persuading both his fellow X-Men, and the audience, of the plot's central premise, particularly since that premise can feel muddled at times, overcrowded with cameos and plot strands and superfluous references to Vietnam.The key, as the studio Marvel knows, is to concentrate on the characters.

But out in the real world, it feels muddled and unsettling.

But the progressive revelation of Anna's secret feels muddled, derivative and unsatisfying.

Why is there not a convention which allows a novelist to stop as soon as he feels muddled or bored?

But instead of being a layered work with appeal for both children and grown-ups, the tame, middle-of-the-road show that opened on Broadway at the Minskoff Theater yesterday feels muddled and torn.

There's no way around it, the show just feels muddled right now.

It's a search for some kind of truth, even as the truth feels muddled, upsetting, and bloodless.

His review both criticised and praised the episode: he summarised the episode as "bursting with a breathless ambition that papered over its occasional cracks"; but lamented that the plot detail felt "muddled" because of how many plot devices were compressed into the episode.

This consultation felt muddled and chaotic and did not evolve as I was expecting.

11 Junior staff questioned the patient as to whether they felt currently or recently confused ('have you felt muddled in your thinking, or confused, since you came into hospital?').

To Hope-Wallace's conclusion "strongly felt but muddled", I would now add: "museum piece".