Sentence examples for muddle them up from inspiring English sources

I am no more likely to muddle them up with each other than I am with their older brother.

A good counsellor is someone who is non-judgemental, empathetic, self aware (who can separate a student's experiences from their own and doesn't muddle them up) and good at listening.

Catch the two games in your peripheral vision and your brain could well muddle them up, save for a wyvern swooping down on Geralt.

In this book he seems to have muddled them up.

Thompson muddles them up, weakening his argument even further.

In a way it is too much, it being quite impossible to look attentively at so many drawings without muddling them up in one's head.

I'm not so much into Coronation Street and EastEnders: I get them muddled up.

I lose the plot very easily because I can't figure out which character is which; I get them muddled up.

They don't turn into bats, and they aren't affected by garlic, but their low-level psychic powers do lead them to muddle up the present and the future.

The poetical flourishes just muddle things up.

A Nebraska upset would just muddle things up all over again, and we've had enough confusion as it is.