Sentence examples for muddle if from inspiring English sources

What's happening there remains something of a muddle, if not something of a mess.

It is easy to get into a muddle if you have not thought it through.

Mixed Verdict -- or the Big Muddle If Mr. Bush wins, say, the delegates in California, but Mr. McCain triumphs in New York, they could each claim an important victory.

Decry "Wicked" as a bloated, preachy muddle if you will (and yes, I did), but money talks as loudly in theater as it does in other spheres of American life, and if the Broadway musical is to retain any potency as a cultural force, it needs this kind of powerhouse show.

You might get in a muddle if one person expects two kisses and the other expects only one.

For instance, let guests know how many strawberries to muddle if they want to make strawberry mojitos.

Turkey's strategy would seem to be muddled, if not outright contradictory.

The Red Sox could be even more muddled if somebody informs Manny Ramirez that he was almost traded last winter.

The court's muddled, if decisive, ruling on Tuesday night gave Mr. Bush his long-sought victory, yet denied him clear, unclouded title to the Oval Office.

Children and teachers will be entitled to be muddled if they've been taught that "my", "your", "her", "his" and "their" are also "determiners" because in question 46 they turn up as "possessive pronouns".

The definition can be muddled if we were to look at films like Annie Hall or House of Cards.