Sentence examples for in such a muddle from inspiring English sources
With Europeans in such a muddle over little Greece, no wonder investors are so terrified by big Italy.Cometh the hour, cometh the EurobondWhat is to be done?
And it's in those first moments, and using those verbal and physical rituals that we have and we can get in such a muddle about, that we're kind of recognising each other and reaffirming our bonds or even testing our bonds and our relationships with each other, we're signalling our intentions towards each other, despite the fact we might not necessarily be conscious when we're doing them.
The company had somehow cracked the puzzle of labor relations and engineering that left domestic companies in such a protracted muddle.
In the end the question remains: Is your brain such a muddle that you need a standalone hardware device to keep from clicking over to Facebook?
If there is one word that explains why Brexit remains such a muddle, it is Ireland.
In the London neighborhood of Chelsea, pensioner Jo Davis said she voted to leave because "I think we have had such a muddle with immigration".
I doubt that six months ago even the muddle-headed Metropolitan Police would have dared dust off the Official Secrets Act in such a case.
