Sentence examples for he gets muddled from inspiring English sources

His eyes are twinkling and he can't wait for the camera to turn on so he can tell all his memories from the past, though sometimes he gets muddled up because he is a old man.

I will just have to do a roll-out.' This commitment makes me want to clap, but the trouble with Oliver is that, when he thinks aloud, he gets muddled.

But I can see how she got muddled.

But against the short stuff, the mind gets muddled.

With adjacency poking holes in space-time, everything gets muddled.

But this point gets muddled up in two rather less conclusive ones.

But from that moment on, the play, directed by Jessica Kubzansky, gets muddled.

"Part of what gets muddled when you talk about gender differences is the skill of driving and risk-taking," Ms. McCartt said.

In that sense, it's both a pilgrim's and rake's progress in which a moral imperative gets muddled with rank opportunism.

Jed gets muddled up in her allegiances when a former MI6 officer (Colman) commissions a taciturn spy (Hiddleston) to bundle in and mess with Roper's schemes.

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