Sentence examples for muddled efforts from inspiring English sources
And though the hearty band of De Palmaphiles who hail even muddled efforts like "Mission to Mars" as misunderstood masterworks will eagerly add "Femme Fatale" to the list, its delights are not for cultists alone.
This version of the WikiLeaks story, directed by Bill Condon from a script by Josh Singer, is a moderate snoozefest, undone by its timid, muddled efforts at fair-mindedness.
Although the ruling is expected to be appealed to the state's highest court, the Court of Appeals, the decision complicates the state's muddled efforts to overhaul its education financing system.
Today's developments come after two years of muddled efforts by European exchanges to meet investors' demands for a single market after the introduction of the European single currency, the euro, and to confront a challenge from cheaper and more nimble Internet-based stock-trading networks.
A subdued, slightly muddled effort, it suggests an attempt to put even more distance between Ms. Bowersox and the show: look no further than the past-is-prologue message of its title track.
It could have been hamburger for all we could tell, and the viscous veal stock sauce with sun-dried tomatoes further muddled the effort.
What you did and what you got for your efforts were muddled.
Strategists from both parties are therefore poring over this week's muddled results in an effort to decipher whether and under what circumstances Democrats can still prevail in the battlegrounds of the South.There is little question that the Republicans remain the party to beat in most of the region.
The effort became muddled in the rush to pass the budget package last week.
If I may offer some constructive criticism, I would say that this effort seems muddled and needs a clear direction.
And though their campaign only muddled the pope's message, their conspicuous efforts offered a reminder that the church was not only a spiritual body but a geopolitical one, with an agenda and internal struggles of its own.
