Sentence examples for is muddle from inspiring English sources

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is muddle

noun

A mixture; a confusion; a garble.

  • The muddle of nervous speech he uttered did not have much meaning.

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There is muddle from both sides on abortion after prenatal diagnosis.

And as a result, what the Alesina-Ardagna results capture is muddle by reverse causation.

But what it absolutely is not is muddle; all is utterly under the novelist's control.

Juchau confirms an eternal concept: when the past holds such pain, and the future such dread, sometimes all one can do is muddle through the present.

And all that these extra, energetic neutrinos do is muddle up the readings, like white noise covering up a low note.

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The best to be hoped for from Congress is "muddle-through policies," Goldman said.

It is muddling through.

The legal record is muddled.

"The economy is muddling along".

But Moore herself is muddled.

The Big East is muddling through the Big Wait.

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