Sentence examples for look rather muddled from inspiring English sources

Sadly for Mr Tadic, the EU's expansion plans look rather muddled these days.(Photo credit: AFP).

People have rather muddled ideas about probability.

But America's racial jurisprudence is rather muddled.

Most states have rolled Australian history into social-studies courses, often rather muddled.

But there was also quite a lot of rather muddled thinking.

Today, things look rather different.

This rather muddled fantasy was nonetheless entertained by Prokofiev as he wrote his famous ballet score to "Romeo and Juliet".

Now things look rather different.

The customer service e-mail was an attempt to state the carrier's actual policy, though a rather muddled attempt, Ms. Elliott acknowledged.

British fans, whose high hopes for Tim Henman never helped him advance past the semifinals in a major, can be forgiven for becoming rather muddled.

That would look rather silly, I think".