Sentence examples for sweet muddle from inspiring English sources

In a sweet muddle of the English idiom, he said that "if you read the text behind the lines" the Artmann poems, written around 1968, are loaded with political content, whispers about power and violence.

Colors are too sweet a muddle, nothing more.

Scallop ceviche, marinated in tropical fruit juices, was muddled and sweet, however, and lobster chowder, crowded with potato, leeks and celery, was goopy and bland.

A classic punch starts with this mixture of lemon peels muddled with sugar, which he refers to as "oleo saccharum" (sweet oil).

To my taste, pumpkin, sweet potato, carrots, butternut squash and other foods of their ilk suffer from the problem of muddling.

Mr Runciman stresses "muddle".

What a muddle!

Everything is a muddle.

Then all was muddle.

Humankind will muddle through.

We muddle on.