Sentence examples for perhaps more muddled from inspiring English sources

In the West Village, Saran has opened Tapestry, featuring "global threads on an Indian loom," the posole spiced not with chili but with saffron — like the rest of the menu, it's ambitious, but perhaps more muddled than intended.

They tend to be overlooked in her oeuvre, more because they separate her twin masterpieces Hounds of Love and Aerial than because of their content, although The Red Shoes is perhaps more muddled than you might expect, given her legendary perfectionism.

Even the debate has got more muddled.

For Palestinians, the situation was more muddled.

Here the parentage becomes more muddled.

The reality is much more muddled.

"Committed" is, to my mind, much more muddled.

Can the GOP message get any more muddled?

Carswell's defection reveals a more muddled picture.

But the situation in Syria is far more muddled.

From there, the picture only gets more muddled.