Sentence examples for muddled affair from inspiring English sources
But what to actually sport in this state of undress has unfortunately become a rather muddled affair; there's possibly nothing more unnerving than the sight of another man in a swimsuit he isn't cut out to wear.
Housing subsidy over the years has become a muddled affair: capital grants to housing associations, a revenue subsidy system for local authorities and a personal subsidy system to tenants through housing benefit – not to mention planning taxes, sales discounts and other schemes.
The reality is that most criminal cases are muddled, confusing affairs, rife with conflicting testimony, jumbled loyalties, complex motivations and equivocal evidence.
That muddled state of affairs makes it hard to know whether we're pre-post-racial, and have something to look forward to, or post-post-racial, and largely over the whole thing.
Will I just muddle the whole affair, make matters worse and regret ever trying?
His second, Dark Mirrors (1992), was slightly muddled, linking a writer's affair with the plot of his own novel.
Unfortunately, the production by Günter Krämer is a modern-dress, unit-set, muddle-headed affair laden with symbolism and at times just plain silly.
Alas, that much-awaited Günter Krämer production, which arrived on Thursday night, is a modern-dress, unit-set, muddle-headed affair laden with symbolism and at times just plain silly.
The sharing of power was often uneasy and confusing: Mandela often intervened, particularly in foreign affairs, without informing his colleagues, and his own office was sometimes muddled.
Thomas wound up with a sacrifice fly and Magglio Ordonez singled in a run to trim the deficit to three, but Rivera muddled through the eighth and ninth to get the save and end a rainy, sloppy affair.
