Sentence examples for of being muddled from inspiring English sources

Several issues are in danger of being muddled here.

Far-off Washington was not left out, with British and Canadian diplomats playing a German-embassy team in America's capital on December 14th.Yet the meaning of Christmas 1914 is in danger of being muddled.

Your trip will be too great of its own experience to be muddled with anything else.

She couldn't get a whiff of the ointment, because her sense of smell was muddled by a cold.

His grasp of tenses is muddled, but his comprehension seems razor-sharp.

IN AMERICAN psyches, the war with Mexico of 1846-48 is muddled in with many others, and earns no more than a passing mention in history books.

I'm not saying it was by design or by our superior enlightenment but, for whatever reasons – and much of it was muddled – we avoided those extremes.

Lippi's team, overall, has been the best in this tournament but recognition of that is muddled by admiration for the pluck that France showed and sadness that Zidane should have left the stage in such a dismal manner.