Sentence examples for muddled time from inspiring English sources

Just as Maslow's views look quaint through a modern lens, we may look back on this version too as an artifact of a muddled time.

It was loose and muddled at times but the tempo was high throughout and the match was studded with moments of individual and collective brilliance from both sides.

His charisma is crucial to persuading both his fellow X-Men, and the audience, of the plot's central premise, particularly since that premise can feel muddled at times, overcrowded with cameos and plot strands and superfluous references to Vietnam.The key, as the studio Marvel knows, is to concentrate on the characters.

The audio, which includes Trump referring to "cash," is muddled at times, and it's impossible to know exactly what the men are getting at in fact, both Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani and Davis, on behalf of Cohen, quickly claimed it somehow bolstered their own opposing accounts of what happened in the long, strange, shitty soap opera that is American politics right now.

You would think she had been presenting the programme for months rather than hours; she didn't muddle up time checks or crash the pips with her bright, clear, warm voice.

"Their smartphone strategy was muddled at the time to put it politely," he adds.

She becomes muddled and disorientated from time to time.

The Giants are a strange mix, a blend of great athletes and smart coaches, but on offense especially they are at times muddled, confused and inept.

At its best, it's delirious, crazy fun with splashes of passion and romance; at its worst, it gets muddled (the way time-travel films will always tend to) and becalmed in its own fanboy portentousness.

It was Tam, in Lima, who had got his time zones muddled.

Main observation: it all seems to have got a bit slow and a bit muddled at the same time.