Sentence examples for my muddle from inspiring English sources

In my muddle, it took me a moment to realize that this was not actually Mr. Giuliani on the phone but rather a recording.

There's a good reason for my muddle.

My muddle cleared when she returned to the city's playgrounds.

My muddle around what today's gender-conscious parenting entails is generational.

I am a loner with extreme OCD and like nothing better than to be at home with my dog, my books, and my music, muddling through the same stabilizing routines day after day.

Such was my thinking, muddled though it was, on a family trip to Italy last summer.

The South Africa 2010 World Cup saw 145 balls in nets, which would translate to 1450 km2 or around 0.2% of the region (corrected from original post, in which I got my maths muddled).

And I think my own muddled thoughts about all of this only goes to show that Dunham doesn't have a clear message with this episode -- and that's fine!

"To muddle my metaphors, you could say that old turks do not like young eagles".

I didn't want to muddle my memories of Jürgen Flimm's gripping production, introduced two years ago, which also offered James Levine's magnificent account of the score and a peerless cast headed by Karita Mattila, Ben Heppner and René Pape.

Instead of turning a camera on and pressing a button, I'd been forced to think about the software behind digital photography and muddle my way through.