Sentence examples similar to muddled use of terms from inspiring English sources
Some cloud computing purists would argue that these aren't clouds at all, and that use of the term just muddles things.
But the price of muddling through, in terms of disintegration and poverty, looks ever more fearful.
3) Their use of the term "womanising".
Was use of the term pandemic appropriate?
"So we muddle through, using a variety of methods to discern how old people are, but they're not exactly foolproof".
A confused muddle and upside-down use of "let alone," since Graf, Navratilova and Williams are all stars of the Open era.
Leonardo da Vinci, whom Cozens cites as the inspiration for his own pedagogical technique, uses similarly muddled forms for the purpose of "arousing the mind to various inventions".
Two aspects of Guardiola's status potentially muddle things in terms of Mourinho's immediate future.
The intention is persuasive, but it is too apparent, and the inconsistent use of puppets is a muddle.
Tom is muddled and full of rectitude.
