Sentence examples for is getting muddled from inspiring English sources

An old chap (Kenneth Cranham gives a finely calibrated performance, almost entirely in pyjamas) is getting muddled.

You don't suppose that writer-director Eli Roth is getting muddled up with, ahem, Slovenia, do you?

Because there are some government grants for the vehicles, this hatred of the scooter is getting muddled up with a broader, rising resentment of so-called benefit scroungers, stoked by the government's tougher rhetoric on what it describes as "idlers and layabouts", as it pushes through huge cuts to disability benefits.

But some key details seem to be getting muddled.

At this point, I'm so tired that I'm getting muddled.

But perhaps it's just a sign that this election season has gone on too long, and all of our heads are getting muddled.

This is because your brain's messages are getting muddled.

The message there, whatever it was, got muddled.

"The exciting thing about Bushy's speech is that in it we find Shakespeare struggling with a sentiment rendered stubborn by the circumstance that the speaker appears to be thinking, is doing his intellectual best to get his consolation across, and is getting slightly muddled in the process, the slight muddle being a by-product of the effect to represent intellection".

Hopefully the Mavic Air is not a new product but a replacement for the Spark as the DJI product line is quickly getting muddled.

I was [given information] but I never wrote any of it down, and I never thought to … ask them to write it down … After so many tries, they did so many different donors and I think I'm probably getting muddled up.