Sentence examples for muddled prose from inspiring English sources

He also insured a considerable measure of success in his campaign to upgrade the state‐supported college by putting the names and salaries of the offending deans and vice presidents alongside quoted examples of pompous or muddled prose.

Muddled prose, poor editing and heavy-handed description: bad.

Which is odd, too, because while his prose was like razor blades in the dark, he could get muddled and bored with plot, and hardly bothered with character beyond his essential, snarly attitude.

On getting sessions muddled.

Thoughts muddled.

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.

Verb conjugation became muddled.

We muddled through.

It also looks muddled.

"I've muddled through.

He muddled, he stirred.