Sentence examples for muddled him from inspiring English sources
He still suspects they've muddled him up with someone else.
Perhaps the NUS muddled him up with the Lib Dem MP Mike Hancock, who is voting against the government.
The thousands of lovers and haters weren't reflecting on Bradby's journalism, rather they had muddled him up with the NFL star Tom Brady, star of Sunday night's Super Bowl.
Ant's relationship with his younger self bears no trace of ironic nostalgia, and he still gets annoyed when anyone muddles him up with the early 80s new romantic scene.
She muddles him up with William Cullen Bryant, but "piping down the valleys wild" is the first line of Blake's "The Piper".
What makes him muddled is what makes him last.
He was always conscious of the limitations of prose and aware of the necessity for parable and analogy, and logical theologians sometimes found him elusive or thought him muddled.
Or it's possible that Mr. Perry's mind may have started moving ahead to his next point too quickly, leaving him muddled in the moment.
I think Care paid the price for England's muddled kicking game behind him.
But the dramatic finale -- which combines potential suicide with a Caryl Churchill-like attempt at word play and an emotional meltdown -- is far too muddled as written for him to pull it off.
