Sentence examples for he was muddled from inspiring English sources

Andrews had credibility and a "loyal fan base across the world" but when it came to money he was "muddled," said Ritter, adding: "He has fallen into a pit of mayhem and has lost practically everything.

Armitage also movingly recounted his experience of scary moments lost on foggy uplands, and of his enjoyment in meeting strangers along the way, especially four joggers whom he thankfully encountered when he was muddled on Cross Fell, the summit of the Pennines at 893m (2930ft) and allegedly the home of wind demons.

He was asking because it was his job to ask: he was muddling through the Depression on a paycheck from the Works Progress Administration, which people liked to call the Whistle, Piss, and Argue department but which was something to do, anyway, and better than the dole.

He's muddling through with the support of founder, friend and Chairman Richard M. Schulze, who hired Anderson as a stereo salesman in 1973 and gave him the top job in July 2002.

And I mean "act" literally, as he's muddling his way through a career in stand-up comedy.

He added: "If they are muddled and confused, they do not have the right to be described as anything other than muddled and confused".

Handlen found the episode "immensely fun to watch", and was pleased that the series had departed from the sexually-motivated serial killings of past episodes; however, he felt that the plot was "muddled" and found Black's personal involvement in the case to be unnecessary.

And suppose your thinking was muddled and banal?" he suggested.

"Their smartphone strategy was muddled at the time to put it politely," he adds.

But the message was muddled.

Sometimes the sound was muddled.