Sentence examples for human muddle from inspiring English sources

It takes organised wit to write about human muddle as Tyler does, without once losing our attention or the narrative's spool of blue thread.

On June 13th the director of Los Alamos suspended the head of the weapons division and five managers, while the FBI is planning to give lie-detector tests to everyone who had access to the vault.Secrecy has a hard time competing with human muddle in the face of new technology.

We rose-tint or villainise them, and so often in the retelling they are saints or sinners, rather than flawed humans muddling along like the rest of us.

Galgut's Morgan finds himself in an all too human, Forsterian muddle.

His great insight is that individual human beings muddle along, making progress by planning, experimenting, trying, failing and trying again.

I interviewed Dr. Lovelock two years ago on his dire climate forecast and prescriptions — and also his ultimately optimistic view that humans will muddle through, albeit with a greatly reduced population.

Unless climate change escalates to chaotic levels, the human animal will muddle through.

It has to lie, if anywhere, in scientific advance and the ability of the human race to muddle through somehow.

Yet this is also a deeply felt, emotionally intelligent and serious novel, which resists easy answers and yet expresses the hope that human beings can muddle through, and that bad pasts can have good outcomes.

We often muddle human rights with ageism.

Fear is known as one of the most complex human emotions -- a muddle of genes, hormones, and social norms -- but Vaccaro's study illuminates another layer: the ways in which we express or hide our fear in an attempt to embody a certain identity.