Sentence examples for feeling muddled from inspiring English sources

Speak up when you find yourself in a similar situation, feeling muddled or unable to concentrate.

It introduces us to most of the major players (some, like Kirk and Paris, aren't developed until later), while also cleverly setting up all the backstory we need without feeling muddled.

Every day or two, I get a brief, mild low that leaves me feeling muddle-headed and cranky for half an hour.

The point, I suppose, is to make us feel about the Pfeffermans as we do about our own families: that same unshakeable feeling of warmth muddled with exasperation and shame.

It was hard to escape the feeling, however, that the prescription remains muddled.

I feel like it's easy sometimes to forget we have the right and power to ask these things outright, but maybe you're feeling a bit defensive about being rejected and she's feeling nervous about having hurt your feelings so it's all a bit muddled.

I feel like it's easy sometimes to forget we have the right and power to ask these things outright, but maybe you're feeling a bit defensive about being rejected and she's feeling nervous about having to hurt your feelings so it's all a bit muddled.

A courage that is often muddled with uncertain and often subconscious feelings of doubt.