It is Twitter that cannot only prompt people to grip the wrong end of the stick, but also validates their muddle-headedness.
Another is that public-sector pay and benefits have shot ahead as a cosseted caste extends its privileges.Follow the Irish or GermansMost governments seem too paralysed by their muddle-headed talk of social cohesion to act, despite the struggle to finance huge deficits.
His demand that our politicians and their advisers are held to account for the consequences of their muddle-headed hypocrisy and his signature call to "Wage Peace" are as vital now as at any point during the 10 years that he sustained his Parliament Square peace camp.
But one didn't, and yet felt implicated in their muddles and disasters.
To paper over their muddling of the facts, Romney and his proxies have fictionalized the Embassy statement and demonized its authors.
Some people are able to give up on each other more easily than they are to shake off their muddled, iron-bound convictions.
Art and God are inevitably invoked and dissected in the couple's arguments, but neither provides anything approaching a solution to their muddled life.
And though the Taliban's actions are beyond despicable, in this film, their muddled reasons become somewhat understandable.
The babel of voices and accents, their snarls, their drawls, their short, clipped phrases or long, flowing rambles, their clarity or muddle, their eagerness or depression, reveal their regional origins, their class, their temperament.
But many of the gooey or deep-fried objects that came our way on this night and others had either no character or too much of it, their flavors muddled, their seasoning scattershot.
It was Sokal's point that some people on the left had let their allegiance to postmodernism muddle their thinking.
