Sentence examples for muddy it with from inspiring English sources

Eat the sushi with your fingers, and if you want a little sauce, be sure to dip the fish, not the rice, and do not muddy it with wasabi (there may already be some under the fish).

Let's not muddy it with opinions.

"I don't want to muddy it with half-baked film-video stuff.

But instead of ramming home the message that he had done just that, opposition leaders muddied it with complaints that the announcement should have been made in parliament.

He's sticking a middle finger to the franchise machine, promising more psychological nuance but muddying it with a mixed message. .

That's why this dossier is so dispiriting – it undermines the legitimacy of our demand not to be assaulted and harassed by muddying it with a general 1950s authoritarian view of sexual behaviour.

Instead of simplifying the tax code, Obama would muddy it up with more tax loopholes for corporations as long as they conformed to this or that industrial policy.

As Talking Points Memo's Christina Bellantoni and Brian Beutler reported, though, they had a really awesome reason: "We have a winning message now, why muddy it up with a failed vote, because, of course, Republicans are going to block everything," the [senior Senate Democratic] aide said".

"When it rains and it gets muddy, it's hard to walk with slippers on so we just remove them and walk barefoot," he says.

Add water to make it muddy and cover with sticks and several inches of dirt.

It favors muddy habitats with poor visibility, reflected by its relatively small eyes.