Sentence examples similar to muddled perception from inspiring English sources
"And because this is undoubtedly true that some organizations are satisfying vain needs and not real needs, this has cast a cloud over all business and it's slightly muddled the perception of everyone working within capitalism".
The already-settled suit alleges that Lam engaged in deceptive practices, including trademark infringement and dilution, as well as compromising the company's relationship with its customers by muddling their perception of the official white iPhone release date.
Surfaces often intersect at unusual angles and with the background, muddling traditional perception of depth.
A preliminary assessment of the El Niño costero suggests that perception of risk could have been muddled, given conflicting forecasts, including those from the traditionally reliable international sources.
On getting sessions muddled.
Verb conjugation became muddled.
Second, the courts are muddling an already muddled system.
