Sentence examples for muddled perspective from inspiring English sources
My life rolled along -- as the fog lifted from my muddled perspective, I became more open about my alcoholism and sought to help others.
The composition muddles perspective and defies spatial logic.
If political perspectives have become muddled in the United States by an identification with Israel that is too rarely critically examined, non-Americans are mostly incapable of separating what they think of Israel from what they think of the United States.
Unfortunately, its successor is muddled, because it lacks any historical perspective, an absence that one of the curators, Guy Cogeval, defends as an asset, whereas it is merely a case of mistaken method.
Many of the physics-biology issues alluded to above are cultural in origin, however I find the section in your report on the relationship between sections and disciplines to be muddled and quite confusing from this perspective.
It offers a perspective from which to evaluate our muddled values and short-term goals against a more enduring and hopeful outlook on what it means to be human.
From the perspective of human progress, the picture is muddled.
Now that I have a little perspective on things, I can see where each went wrong: the Sonys were indistinct and muddled the mid-high end.
On getting sessions muddled.
Verb conjugation became muddled.
