Sentence examples for have been muddled from inspiring English sources
So far efforts to direct rebuilding have been muddled.
Details of what happened to the protester have been muddled, with conflicting explanations from city officials.
Details of what happened to Carr have been muddled, with conflicting explanations from city officials.
Official denials so far have been muddled and unconvincing.Thousands of people have joined "Ukraine without Kuchma" demonstrations in recent days.
True, with campaign ads from every side being broadcast night after night, voters might have been muddled.
But Labour's attempts have been muddled and poorly marketed.The government's new integrated transport policy, outlined last year, appeared to contain more sticks than carrots.
Dinos holds up various tubes to my face, trying to get a colour match for the eyes, while Jake seems to have been muddling about with the same little brush in the middle of the canvas for hours.
And what of the many native Britons, or white Britons, or indigenous Britons (goodness knows what language I'm supposed to use these days) who have been muddling along in the British way without a particularly good grasp of what it means to be British but quite content to call themselves British when abroad and not giving the matter much thought when at home?
So, I have been muddling along for about a year now, walking a bit less, biking a bit more, wearing frumpy shoes and hoping that even if my foot wasn't getting better, at least maybe it wouldn't get worse.
