Sentence examples for muddled answer from inspiring English sources
A girl who normally did well had dashed off a muddled answer, and was resting her head on the desk.
He gives a rather muddled answer and says the administration is still working toward a "conclusion in the context of crossing the red line".
Cain has also suffered from a series of other gaffes and mis-steps, including apparently getting China and Iran's nuclear programmes confused, and a muddled answer to a question about Libya that went viral on the internet.
At the news conference in Rome on Saturday, a red-faced Mr. Nakagawa gave muddled answers and at times appeared to nod off.
Transcripts show Ms. Gomez, who claimed to see the killing from a nearby street corner and decided to follow the killers home because she was "nosy," gave muddled answers that contradicted the other eyewitness.
As the news travelled on Twitter ABC staff were desperately trying to confirm if their shows had been axed, only to be told it was all a mistake and the MD had muddled her answer.
Blair would muddle the answer.
Somewhat muddled is the answer, as the play unfolds and Williams forges on, portraying a hungry leonine tiger who bites off the hand of taunting soldier Tom Glenn Daviss) and is shot on the spot by soldier Kev (Brad Fleischer), quick on the trigger to protect his comrade.
Environmentalism has raised these questions but appears muddled in its answers, and has lost momentum and initiative.
Can they really be nannies to the people who elect them?Politicians tend to give muddled answers to these conundrums probably because people are muddled.
More seriously for the island, however, is where this defeat leaves the separatists.The answer is muddled because the referendum was.
