Sentence examples for still a muddle from inspiring English sources
Serbia's soft revolution is still a muddle.
For experts who make their living studying Congressional races, Ms. Schmidt's loss was still a muddle on Wednesday.
The playoff picture, like the Jets' offense, is still a muddle but assuming the Jets get in, they can be anything from a second-seeded team with a first-round bye, to a sixth-seeded team.
– Tax (and contract) implications are still a muddle, he does not see that area being sorted out within 3 years at earliest.
But after three weeks of testimony, what happened on the night Trayvon Martin was killed following a fight with Mr Zimmerman is still "a muddle", they conclude, with no clarity over "who had started it, who screamed for help, who threw the first punch and at what point Mr Zimmerman drew his gun".
Post-cold war defense thinking is still in a muddle and, in the case of the current administration, bellicose and reactive.
But other pastas are a study in squandered potential: squid-ink linguine daubed with sea urchin, handsome but vapid; calamari mingling with its pasta look-alike, short tubes of paccheri, a delightful visual joke undermined by a soupy sauce; tagliatelle strewn with nubs of striped bass with the skin still on, a muddle barely salvaged by capers and pulverized bread crumbs.
I think were still in a muddle with our language, because once you get words and a spoken language it gets harder to communicate.
America's new dollar policy may be less absurd than its old one, but it is still a bit of a muddle.
For all the talk of a co-ordinated rescue package, the government's economic policy still seems to be in a muddle.
Yet because economists still insist education is the key to prosperity, the discussion often feels like a muddle.
