Sentence examples for the muddle of from inspiring English sources

Instead, the muddle of merchandise reminded me of an end-of-season overstock sale.

Words still give shape to experience and sort out the muddle of phenomena.

In the muddle of political action a single phrase emerged to capture the feeling.

(O.K., "the muddle of my blood" and "shot or taught away" are excellent, but that's a small payoff).

He reached into the muddle of things in the bag and pulled out a clip-on tie.

Throughout the play, people will speak of yearning for a god's-eye view in the muddle of battle.

(There is also the muddle of how to deal with motion-capture animation and the relatively small pool of qualifying films – only 18 this year).

They also need to deal with the "pull factors" – the muddle of disparate EU policy approaches that encourage migrants to take their chances.

He is the antihero of Empire, the negative of the imperial virtues, printed as a positive in the muddle of battle.

When the orchestra broke into passages of overlapping lines, it was hard to hear what was going on in the muddle of sound.

Terrific beds, for example, although, being a fetishist, I find the muddle of Penhaligon's and Bulgari unguents causes a bit of cognitive dissonance.