Sentence examples for generally a muddle from inspiring English sources

The result is generally a muddle: "The Socratic dialogues this is not," Publishers Weekly complained in its review.

Whether because it starts from an impossibly unwieldy concept, or is simply poorly executed, the exhibition is generally an enthusiastic muddle, intermittently clarified by unexpected works and enlightening juxtapositions but blighted by a crowded, discordant installation that allows few artists except Warhol to shine.

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What a muddle!

Everything is a muddle.

Standards are in a muddle.

It's also a muddle.

But what a muddle.

SERVICE A muddle.

The purpose was to prevent a muddle.

The answer was a muddle.