Sentence examples for from muddle from inspiring English sources

How do we restore our political culture from spin to movement, from muddle to purpose?

The director's technical rigor, in other words, outstrips his conceptual discipline, and midway through the film he crosses the thin boundary that separates mystery from muddle.

The souped-up PowerPoint presentation that was "An Inconvenient Truth" effectively separated facts from muddle, and Gore's earnest, insistent monotone, for so long a political handicap, found its most successful application.

But elsewhere, Jay-Z's results have ranged from muddled to lackluster.

One, of course, is Arthur Penn's 1967 tragicomedy "Bonnie and Clyde," which managed to catch its protagonists right on the cusp of turning from muddled individuals into folkloric figures.

The biggest laugh (though you won't believe it to see it written on the page) comes from muddling up the names of an Afghan province and a major mayonnaise manufacturer.

In the courts, where I've worked for the last 28 years, it is interpreters who enable litigants to enjoy due process: far from "muddling" vital interactions, interpreters enable witnesses and defendants to communicate effectively and to hear the court proceedings simultaneously interpreted into a language they understand.

The claim that there may be no real tree of life because of lateral gene transfer [ 177] is also profoundly mistaken and stems from muddling gene trees and organismal trees; only lateral transfer of cells (not genes), as in sexual gamete fusion and in symbiogenesis, both restricted to eukaryotes, makes organismal phylogeny non-tree like.

A crystalline order emerged from the muddle that is life.

Apart from the muddle, there is the question of monitoring the implementation of such policies.

The SPLM is annoyed that America has failed to force the issue already.Seen from Juba, muddle and frustration prevail.