Sentence examples for muddled thought from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, vitalism isn't a doctrine of any major faith, besides new age theosophies and other forms of muddled thought.

In an intriguing paper published in the Journal of Neurogenetics, the duo claims that muddled phrasing in biology leads to muddled thought and, worse, flawed conclusions (M. Yoshihara and M. Yoshihara J. Neurogenet. 32, 53 64; 2018).

What ought I to do with my now clarified, or, more often, sublimely muddled thought?

But poetry also requires economy, coherence, and discrimination, and Dylan has perpetrated prolix verses, horrendous grammar, tangled phrases, silly metaphors, embarrassing clichés, muddled thought; at times he seems to believe one good image deserves five others, and he relies too much on rhyme.

QUESTION FROM JAVARI: Your article is a combination of muddled thoughts about the viability of incomparable technologies.

But how about Mr Brody's worryingly muddled thoughts on the "funniest people" being "behind the camera" – and how Eddie Murphy should have directed Norbit?

As I wrestled with my muddled thoughts, it hit me that I'd been asking the wrong question.

So if I can pick anybody, I think I'd pick Richard Dawkins for just being such an outspoken critic of muddled thinking and anti-scientific thought.

"The thought that U.S. jurors are capable of such muddled thinking is horrifying," the usually more sensible Daily News editorialized the day of the sentencing.

collusion with members of the audience, and muddled thinking processes.

Muddled thinking or an unconventional take on the good Samaritan?