Sentence examples for muddled concept from inspiring English sources

Mixing up Trump's already muddled concept a bit, he continued, "The idea that it's a good idea for Putin to be in Syria, let ISIS take out Assad, and then Putin will take out ISIS?

Still, as it's Simon Day, you don't have to wait long for moments so odd and brilliant that you forgive the muddled concept.

Evan Holloway's "Willendorf Wheel," a nearly nine-foot bronze hoop bearing scores of copies in relief of the ancient sculpture "Venus of Willendorf," illustrates another pitfall: the muddled concept.

There's no question mindfulness can be a muddled concept.

One reason that full employment no longer seems so magical is that it's a muddled concept.

Hegemony is a tricky concept and provokes muddled thinking.

All three answers reveal a business with whose foundation, its economic concept, is confused, muddled, and perhaps even nonexistent.

In cities we find the intermingling of ideas as well as the spontaneous formation of viable, critical mass of new developments and concepts muddling through.

Marina Diamandis's second album Electra Heart, released in 2012, got muddled slightly by arch personas, convoluted concepts and way too much hair dye.

Concepts of left and right become muddled.

Writing in The New York Times, Anthony Tommasini detected "dynamic elements in this colorful, if muddled and ill-defined 'Rigoletto'" but noted that "there are big holes" in Mr. Mayer's concept.