There was no muddling the new message — a San Francisco team without the giant of slugging will get by with a little help from everyone.
No surprise, perhaps, since even the Les Misérables movie director Tom Hooper seemed a little muddled muddled about French history.
The Republican candidate for the Senate or House may be saintlike in general, no worse than muddled on the war in Iraq, and good on stem-cell research.
Mrs. Pound said that Hulme was a bully and had no sympathy for muddled thinkers.
I have no idea what muddled thinking, what misdirected good intentions, what pettiness, what insecurities go through the heads of the good people who made these choices, but they have done a disservice both to their regions and to architecture in the country as a whole.
No meta-narrative high jinks, no Jamesian sensiblerie, no romanticization of damage -- no muddle.
There is no muddle here between what Lawson quips as a confusion between "likeness with likability".
No muddling (too much work, too showy, and I don't even like the sound of the word).
The bonus here is this elegant summer sipper is easier to make than its Cuban cousin (no muddling required) and contains bourbon, mint and sugar.
Its register was the obvious starting point for checking against school rolls and the records of other agencies to build up a comprehensive index, with no child left off the list and no muddling of information about children with similar names.
We're sure some of the patrons will be sipping on these cocktails this Cinco de Mayo, but for beyond — here are some recipes that you can try to substitute for but everything's better in person, no? Muddle lemon and mint in simple.
