Sentence examples for it is a muddle from inspiring English sources
Just what terrors does Mr Brown think the Conservatives unleashed by signing the 1992 Maastricht treaty?It is a muddle, then.
It is a muddle of thousands of overlapping counties, cities and districts.
It is a muddle, with lances pointed this way and that.
The knights and earls, the barons and viscounts, the dodgy characters and cheeky gibes - so much of it is a muddle to the American mind.
You see, it's a laugh, a sob and a cough all at once; it's a muddle of joy and sorrow and stumbling self-awareness, shadowed by a premonition of the death that is always waiting.
He said that because the president "failed" to develop an approach to immigration, "states and localities have tried to act and now the courts trying to get into it and sort things out and it's a muddle".
If you watched MSNBC's post-debate coverage, you'd think Biden dominated; if you watched Fox's, you'd think Ryan won; if you watched CNN's, you'd think it was a muddle, a mixed bag, an interesting draw.
It was a nice theory, and if the performance wasn't the train wreck it might have been, it was a muddle, nevertheless, and as dull as an "Emperor" can possibly be.
In short it's a muddle, neither entirely sticking with the Abbott-era faith in the old consensus nor striking out with a national economic explanation that is new.
"Outside a scientific trial, it's a muddle".
