Sentence examples for strange muddle from inspiring English sources
It was a Joint Stock production so in a strange muddle I ended up working for them after all.
The work juxtaposes — and thus helps to clarify — the strange, muddling contradictions now so commonplace in our digital media landscape.
Writing in his latest Arabic post, he says: "I really don't understand what kind of strange political muddle we are in that has Abbas agreeing to negotiations without preconditions with the Israelis, and yet refusing to negotiate under the same circumstances with Hamas".
Any show that can find fresh ways to come at the stress of Christmas and culture clash -- two tropes that are ripe for cliche -- and actually manages to unite them via the theme of "muddling through strange challenges" is doing something right.
In addition to his confused and blah staging, muddled set design, strange lighting, and poor decision to cast Dourif in a role that he had no idea how to handle intellectually or emotionally, Kirk had failed to fully harness Plummer's titanic power and vision.
The story of Pascal's Shaw adaptation captures perfectly that strange mix of vision, extravagance and muddle-headedness that characterised Rank in his pomp.
But what emerged from the muddle and mess was a series of miraculously lucid novels: strange, slippery marvels of modernism, about alienated, rootless women adrift among the demi-monde of London and Paris.
The horror games of today thrive on abstraction and obfuscation, muddling the medium's basic premises of progression and experience gathering with strange interactions.
The Giants are a strange mix, a blend of great athletes and smart coaches, but on offense especially they are at times muddled, confused and inept.
Mr Runciman stresses "muddle".
