Sentence examples for has muddled from inspiring English sources

Conkey has taught courses on the prehistoric arts, as well as seminars on "Has Feminism Changed Science?" and "The Cave Man Mystique" that probed how the persistence of "being a caveman" has muddled contemporary notions of masculinity.

The Internet has muddled the situation.

Everyone has muddled through and they've made it.

Perhaps all the politicking about the future of the event has muddled a few minds.

So far, Russia has muddled through the seven weeks since Mr Primakov was installed.

Smith's injury, sustained last Friday in a game at Detroit, has muddled the Jets' plans.

Europe has muddled through previous euro crises, and that could happen again.

"I've muddled through.

Home Is Where the Children Are Deportations have muddled that delineation.

For decades, we have muddled through without a written constitution.

In this book he seems to have muddled them up.