Sentence examples for muddled voice from inspiring English sources
Just Mr. Banks, his muddled voice, that sinister beat and 10 tensed fingers, gripping tightly to the ladder so as not to fall back down.
Tenses are muddled, the voice wavers, becoming from time to time the voice of Marr giving us the heads up; the weather is frequently invoked for no obvious reason, unless it is because Marr thinks notes on the weather are a posh novelistic trope.
Unfortunately, that voice has been muddled by the Obama administration.
And a trip to the chippie, once a haddock-or-cod affair, has now been muddled not only by dissenting voices about the ethics of eating cod, but also by the possibility that your simple fish supper consists of a frozen and air-freighted monster of the Mekong.
The outcome of late has been a chorus of voices, which his coaches believe has muddled his plate approach.
In another review of Speak Now, The Village Voice noted that her phrasing was previously "bland and muddled, but that's changed.
By first taking off the mask and then listening to our little voice, we start to open a little clean spot in our lives that isn't muddled with fear, anxiety or regret.
