Sentence examples for muddled at from inspiring English sources
Others noticed that the matching of resources to priorities was, in many areas, muddled at best.
Main observation: it all seems to have got a bit slow and a bit muddled at the same time.
The picture is also muddled at the bargaining table, where Jeffrey Kessler, the union's outside counsel, serves as the lead negotiator.
And although the terminology grows muddled at one point — you appeal a court decision, not a law — the content is basically sound.
But all those explanations were abstract at best, muddled at worst, and they required levels of context that were impossible to convey in a Facebook post.
It was loose and muddled at times but the tempo was high throughout and the match was studded with moments of individual and collective brilliance from both sides.
The Supreme Court's public-information office was at least as muddled as CNN and Fox.
But the contrasting signals sent out by these two events suggest that his thinking on the issue is at least as muddled as that in the White House.
The country muddled through, at first in denial but later with a host of incremental adjustments.
But even with a slightly muddled falter at the final furlong, this new horror show has been a success.
His administration sent muddled signals at the start of Kenya's current crisis but is now working hard to talk Kenya's politicians back from the precipice.
