Sentence examples for message was muddled from inspiring English sources

But the message was muddled.

And the government's message was muddled when the assistant treasurer, Kelly O'Dwyer, claimed Labor's policy would "increase the cost of housing for all Australians", when Turnbull's attack had claimed house prices would be "smashed".

But sales fell because the retail message was muddled.

"By doing that, the message is muddled".

But the government's anti-ivory message is muddled.

So the message is muddled by fears of massive government spending.

While politicians and pundits say the OWS message is muddled, Stewart challenges that it's just as cohesive as they themselves sound on a daily basis.

It was an unfortunate coincidence that Mr. Obama's message on clarity and certainty was muddled by a lawsuit filed Tuesday by the Justice Department accusing Bank of America of mortgage violations.

Cruz's provocative advice that voters follow their conscience -- implicitly saying they were free not to follow their partisan allegiance — was an astonishing turn in what had been, to that point, a convention that was muddled in its message.

Sometimes the sound was muddled.

Australia's thinking was muddled.