Sentence examples for full muddle from inspiring English sources
Order the Dawa, a honey-lime vodka concoction that comes with its own pestle, giving you full muddle control.
The papers that eventually arrived were pretty awful — disorganized, muddled, full of padding and repetitions.
Tom is muddled and full of rectitude.
I was muddling along, in full denial of the fact that I have a real risk of breast cancer and should go for another mammogram.
In many ways a solo piano is better able to survive the Albert Hall's muddling acoustics than a full orchestra, with its multiple lines and textures.
Yet as Patrick, 32, muddles through her first full season in NASCAR's premier Sprint Cup Series, the argument has jumped to the fore yet again.
It costs him nothing technically: he is able to pounce on a phrase at full power without turning it into a muddle.
The period is an especially muddled one for palaeontology, being full of fragmentary fossils that are difficult to assign either to Homo or to Australopithecus.
"It is time to realize that nature and history are full of the accidental and the senseless, of muddles and bungling".
Mr. Mayer wanted to rewrite the book and to transform its muddled romantic subplot into a love triangle full of dramatic and comic tension.
The players, too, were in a muddle and lingered on the pitch at full-time following a 1-1 draw in the next encounter.
