Sentence examples for thoroughly muddled from inspiring English sources
Under Mr Weston's proposal, that law would have to go.To the extent that Germany has a policy in this area at all, it appears to be thoroughly muddled.
Instead of doing the hard work of story-telling, MacLeod wastes his energies on unlikely set pieces, like strained parodies of agitprop drama in pseudo-Shakespearean diction; the hardly fresh humor here is that the far-future playwrights get their historical sources thoroughly muddled, as in "The Tragedy of Leonid Brezhnev, Prince of Muscovy".
I ended up thoroughly muddled.
U.S. Navy Commander Edward Ellsberg said of the various Atlantic Wall obstacles, "Rommel had thoroughly muddled our plans.
Mr Murakami, 46, who is often called the "Japanese Warhol" for his savvy publicity and branding, thoroughly muddles the difference between his art and commercial work.
Ryan's main achievement was to thoroughly muddle the question of what would happen to Medicare under his plan.
He was instead seen as weak, paranoid, intellectually sterile, and power-hungry: ultimately "muddled rather than thoroughly corrupted".
NAME WITHHELD, SAN FRANCISCO Congratulations on finding yourself in one thoroughly modern muddle.
But then things got muddled.
Worse, we muddled our numbers.
