Sentence examples for suggests muddled from inspiring English sources

This suggests muddled thinking since the courts already have powers to remove driving licences.

Imagining you'll get away with telling porkies in the headmaster's office suggests muddled thinking but the Aussie faux pas was a one-off.

On excess Adam Phillips's misuse of language suggests muddled thinking, and undermines his argument ("Insatiable creatures", 8 August).

But its findings suggest there is muddled thinking in the UK boardroom arena on the real value of lawyers in the boardroom.

Republican candidates are favorable, but the campaign suggests costly nuclear muddle will persist.

That muddle suggests a lack of strategic grip at the top.Such a criticism is kind compared with most of the things being said about Mr Duncan Smith this week.

They had been craving an instant impact from a German in these parts, though Fulham might now suggest the scriptwriters rather muddled their thinking.

"This is one piece of evidence that suggests maybe we can muddle through this period without going into recession," said Nariman Behravesh, chief economist at Global Insight.

But on a rough cut, it suggests the company can muddle through at a quarter or less of last year's size.

A subdued, slightly muddled effort, it suggests an attempt to put even more distance between Ms. Bowersox and the show: look no further than the past-is-prologue message of its title track.

Director Shane Dax Taylor uses muddled flashbacks to suggest, but never make clear, dark secrets skulking around the action.