Sentence examples for getting muddled from inspiring English sources

But some key details seem to be getting muddled.

At this point, I'm so tired that I'm getting muddled.

The liberal conscience has a habit of getting muddled in these matters.

An old chap (Kenneth Cranham gives a finely calibrated performance, almost entirely in pyjamas) is getting muddled.

You don't suppose that writer-director Eli Roth is getting muddled up with, ahem, Slovenia, do you?

In the speech by Bushy, for instance, is Shakespeare trying to say something about shadows and tears and himself getting "muddled"?

But then things got muddled.

The message there, whatever it was, got muddled.

Our messaging on this has got muddled," he said.

But I can see how she got muddled.

But against the short stuff, the mind gets muddled.