Sentence examples for in a muddle with from inspiring English sources
But I'd got myself in a muddle with Mayakovski, since he had taken his life under Stalin.
The talks ended in a muddle, with it far from clear whether the opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai will agree to be sworn in as prime minister on Feb. 11, as President Kgalema Motlanthe of South Africa confidently predicted at the conclusion of the talks, which were held by leaders of the Southern African Development Community, a 15-nation bloc.
I think were still in a muddle with our language, because once you get words and a spoken language it gets harder to communicate.
Lampard had a fizzing low shot well saved by Begovic and Eto'o inexplicably spooned an effort wide after a goalmouth melee, the striker getting his feet in a muddle five yards out with the goal gaping.
There is perhaps a danger of getting in a muddle over class implications here, but with middle-class children becoming tubbier than their working-class mates, any debate over whether eating Walkers causes more corpulence than Kettle Chips is perhaps a red herring.
"Blue Valentine" mystifies the emotional logic that Ms. Ade presents with bracing clarity and leaves its audience, along with poor Cindy and Dean, in a muddle of hurt feelings and vague disappointments.
With the present tense mostly in a muddle, it has been safer to talk about the past, and to ask: Could we have seen this coming?
The mistral brings clear skies with it, but my adolescent brain was in a muddle.
Standards are in a muddle.
You're in a muddle, Fuddle.
ReprintsThe police are in a muddle over social media.
