Sentence examples for muddle between from inspiring English sources

Once loquacious, he is reduced to a muddle between English and Italian.

The project seems a muddle between construction and destruction -- a metaphor, the artist said, for an exploration of the soul.

Neither – there is a muddle between the personal and the universal– are they likely to fear anew for the future of the world.

A muddle between Hodgson and Alex Goode in the Saracens 22 led to Charlie Ingall feeding Cipriani for the 12th-minute try that helped Sale – winners once away to Saracens in the league since October 1995 – to a 13-6 intervaleadad that included a 55-metre penalty by Rob Miller.

In the Western world, there is often a confused muddling between jihadis and devout followers of Islam, one of the world's great faiths.

There is no muddle here between what Lawson quips as a confusion between "likeness with likability".

The Korean War is famous for being forgotten, a muddle sandwiched between the great victory of World War II and the quagmire of Vietnam.

Whereas Taguspark has been run like a private company, says Mr Maltes, the Oporto project has been a muddle, caught between three different municipalities.The education system remains a cause for concern.

But the lines get a bit muddled up between characters and actors sometimes... and that's what keeps me from having an awareness of the outside world.

It is blamed on a muddle and clashes between Lord Raglan, commander-in-chief, and his subordinates, Lord Lucan and Lord Cardigan.

There, in a classic episode of Forsterian "muddle", something happens between Aziz and Adela that disgraces the doctor, and inflames the furious hostility of the British sahibs.