Sentence examples for muddy thinking from inspiring English sources

A potentially fascinating story is bogged down in histrionics and muddy thinking.

But the Murdochs are a family beset by romantic ineptitude and muddy thinking, and all comes to naught.

If we're thinking logically ourselves, and if we understand the power of the words we're using, we're more wary of being bamboozled by muddy thinking.

Hundreds of gigs later, she had mastered the witchcraft of holding an audience absolutely, not by lunging for their throats but by ruthlessly cutting back the distracting vanities, slurry diction and muddy thinking that so often come between autobiographical storytellers and their quarry.

Even if young adults have some idea about their choices, says Swiader, "They are thinking, 'What's easiest for me?' not, 'What's most effective?'" Another possible factor: The rate of alcohol use among young women and men, along with the muddy thinking that can accompany it, goes up with age.

Terrorism is designed to distract us and muddy our thinking.

But a generic distaste for plastic can muddy our thinking about the trade-offs involved when we replace plastic with other materials.

He was the future and his death muddies McCartney's thinking about the era's losses and gains.

In fact the rule in question is a perfect example of muddy grammatical thinking.

The blue suits in the Air Force are high-altitude advocates of air power, and they aren't thinking about muddy boots.

Muddying his thinking is the season he is having at defensive end — worthy of an eighth Pro Bowl invitation, he says — and the promising fortunes of the team.