Sentence examples for muddled idea from inspiring English sources

As the new wave of pixels, superstrings and chaos crashed down on our crumbling bricks and mortar world, ANY held at least a muddled idea of architecture aloft.

And no doubt his responses to Greta, when she didn't know things or muddled her ideas, were tinged with the same, not ungenerous humor.

I have no idea what muddled thinking, what misdirected good intentions, what pettiness, what insecurities go through the heads of the good people who made these choices, but they have done a disservice both to their regions and to architecture in the country as a whole.

Unfortunately the idea gets muddled with other topics.

Mr Bush has muddled up two sensible ideas: the short-term need for a fiscal stimulus to pep up the faltering American economy; and a long-term fiscal reform namely shifting the tax burden away from investment.

But seen again, after reading the full text of his mission statement, it's clear how far he falls short, and how muddled the movie's ideas really are.

Changing overnight will have undesirable effects, including muddling up your idea of who you really are and the things that matter to you.

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?

Accountability arrangements for policy ideas and implementation are muddled.

Martel studiously avoids giving any offence here, by making sure that every one of his ideas is hedged and muddled.

Besides, Mr Hoddle is neither a Hindu nor a Buddhist but a muddled Christian who has picked up some stray ideas from a faith-healer.