Sentence examples for may be muddle from inspiring English sources

It may be muddle, but it's honest muddle.

"I'm worried it may be muddled.

And I may be muddling the plot".

Beveridge would not have approved.The government's messages on work versus motherhood may be muddled.

THE figures may be muddled, but the "R" word can always be counted on to grab headlines.

Michel Barnier, the European Union's internal-market commissioner, said in February that he plans to seek coherent European rules on online gambling.The laws may be muddled, but people are betting anyway, even where it is illegal to do so.

There must be no ambiguity, because unless this is clear, the far more profound and shocking ways in which Vann goes on to break with actuality may be muddled and diminished.

The one constant the negative one is a pervasive sense that we may only be muddling through this mess and that with a new administration coming on board, that will only exacerbate the celerity of rehab effort because the turnstiles will be spinning all over D.C. Wall Street abhors a vacuum and is truly a place where folks are terribly uncomfortable with unknowns.

But they should not be muddled up.

The worst thing was to be muddled.

In the first bleary-eyed moments of wakefulness, cognitive function and short-term memory may be more muddled for 8-hour-a-night sleepers than for the sleep-deprived, a new study suggests.