Sentence examples similar to muddle concerning what from inspiring English sources
Boghossian seems to institute that requirement in his last sentence: "[W]hen we are in a muddle about what the answer to a hard moral question is, we are in a muddle about what the absolutely correct answer is".
My muddle around what today's gender-conscious parenting entails is generational.
It is this kind of messaging that makes a muddle of what Democrats are trying to do nationwide.
Perry is a mediocre muddle of an artist – yet mediocre muddle is apparently what modern Britain admires.
There is no muddle here between what Lawson quips as a confusion between "likeness with likability".
Loose usage must not muddle what we are after.
What makes him muddled is what makes him last.
They're just teenagers, all muddled about what they want.
I muddled through what I think you might term my first lessons in co-design, though I certainly didn't know that's what it was called.
The practicalities of everyday clinical decision making involve a lot of muddling through beyond what decision trees take into consideration.
