Sentence examples for muddled- from inspiring English sources

Marina Diamandis's second album Electra Heart, released in 2012, got muddled slightly by arch personas, convoluted concepts and way too much hair dye.

Collective ministerial responsibility may have been absent, but they seemed to have muddled through reasonably well thus far.

Second, we muddled our priorities with the tuition fees cut.

We muddled our priorities with the tuition fees cut … our priority must be early years And it is my kids, and your kids, who will suffer from this tedious, myopic and transactional schools policy.

Hunt said Labour "muddled its priorities with the tuition fees cut".

And one might say that, to date, we have muddled through with reasonable success.

Charlie lives, and will be lauded by many as a symbol of free speech and democracy, but to me this cover is just a hugely provocative reminder of how muddled the debate around these atrocities has become.

From there you can look down at the harbour where scale becomes muddled by the size of the giant cruise ships that visit Grenada daily, dwarfing the old harbour buildings in the capital.

It is not a malicious thing, it is more that this is my child and it is not really a person, it is a "beautiful alien" - a precious gift that cannot be treated like anything else on the planet - so everything gets muddled up.' Her two most high-profile projects have seen her as short brunette playing against a tall blonde - Mena Suvari - in American Beauty, Keira Knightley in The Hole.

They criticised Mr Hastert and the Republican Congress for sending muddled messages to Americans, NATO and Serbia.

Official denials so far have been muddled and unconvincing.Thousands of people have joined "Ukraine without Kuchma" demonstrations in recent days.