Sentence examples for has been muddled from inspiring English sources

Its social policy has been muddled.

Unfortunately, that voice has been muddled by the Obama administration.

Scaramucci said the White House's message has been muddled.

Even when he has led, the message has been muddled.

Everything about the Gunners' approach this summer has been muddled.

Although it has been muddled by competing standards, the market is maturing.

Since the budget cuts started in 2009, says Ms Feinstein, the court has been muddling through.

"Muddle" is the quintessential postwar English word: for decades, the country has been muddling along in its own post-imperial wake.

Since then, the Bush administration, while focusing on the war on terror, has been muddling toward a more appropriate governing philosophy.

Winner of the 1999 Tony for outstanding regional theater, the Crossroads has been muddling through financially since 1991, when it moved to a new home on Livingston Street, where the rent was $65,000 a year.

Despite outbreaks of violence, especially on the country's wilder fringes, plus the lingering menace of militias that are loth to submit to a central authority, the democratic process has been muddling along in the right direction".No one has a clue who will win," says a diplomat.