Sentence examples for got more muddled from inspiring English sources

Even the debate has got more muddled.

A Snake With Legs Snake evolution, a fairly muddled business to begin with, has gotten more muddled still with the announcement of a 95-million-year-old fossilized snake with legs.

From there, the picture only gets more muddled.

International geopolitics and the environment are getting more muddled as a result.

Can the GOP message get any more muddled?

Because the sensory differences between different bottles of rotten grape juice are so slight — and the differences get even more muddled after a few sips — there is often wide disagreement about which wines are best.

He got more and more worked up as he wrote, however — the letter ran to more than three thousand words in the end — and in time he put in things that later "seemed muddle-headed if not hysterical".

"Tom's a great player, he's in the right system, and when he got his opportunity he made the most of it," said Chris Redman, whose own story is more muddled.

For Palestinians, the situation was more muddled.

Here the parentage becomes more muddled.

The reality is much more muddled.