Sentence examples for some muddled from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it will help to clarify some muddled pension thinking, to understand what is actually going on.

Martin [ 32] found that UK healthcare policy guidance for PP/PE provides some muddled messages about which public should be recruited, for what purpose, and what role they should play in healthcare deliberations and decision-making, often oscillating between democratic, technocratic and pragmatic rationales [ 32].

This should be for your workouts and your diet -- especially if you're aiming for some muddled up low/med/high carb routine and throwing cross-training into the mix.

In some muddled way, he was Ronnie's responsibility.

Today she has a metal plate above her ear, headaches every day and some muddled thinking.

The opening goal arrived after 55 minutes, Kieran Gibbs deflecting in Antonio Valencia's shot after some muddled defending.

Some were muddled Luddites, others were angry locals whose houses were slated for demolition.

We hear it mixes well with some gin, muddled basil, and mint.

Yet Mohammed's confessions may also have muddled some key investigations.

This is driven by fear of Ukip, influenced by looming Euro-elections in May and inflamed by some muddle-headed misanthropes on the right.

This boasted at least two enlightened policemen – "with the Roma people unfortunately, some people have a negative viewpoint," said one – plus some muddle-headed liberals, giving a convicted gangmaster his job back when he came out of prison.