Sentence examples for muddle things up from inspiring English sources

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

"One of the great things about him is that he doesn't try to muddle things up by giving loads of different instructions.

FIM's original purpose was to acquire a variety of Internet companies, but those days are gone and we can't figure out what it actually does any more besides muddle things up at MySpace and get in the middle of petty turf wars.

They might muddle things up for you.

The poetical flourishes just muddle things up.

Richard Murphy, a campaigner and accountant at Tax Research, says it is true "Margaret is not an expert and she does muddle things up sometimes," but her strength has been to ask the questions that any reasonable person might do without being intimidated.

But biology (endorphins, limbic back alleys) also pushes us into human relationships and encounters (erotic, amorous) that have a way of messing things up — this is the "heft, bruise, and hopeless muddle of the world's irreducible particulars".

Hotels are shaking things up behind the bar — not to mention muddling, squeezing and pouring innovative drinks made with fresh fruit, herbs and top-shelf liquors.

Governor Pence has done much to muddle things even more.

Mindful of how the press "muddle things", her words come carefully.

Two aspects of Guardiola's status potentially muddle things in terms of Mourinho's immediate future.