YourDictionary

muddle sentence examples

  • The whole thing is in danger of descending into a hopeless muddle.
  • Muddle through, some more successfully than others.
  • Muddled thinking.
  • Muddled when the issues are family relations, religion, and sexuality.
  • Now our affairs are hopelessly muddled by strong, silent men.
  • Muddled up with section 28 anyway?
  • Completion of the changeover would have many benefits in addition to resolving the current muddle.
  • Muddle along without him.
  • That can get a bit muddled in three hours.
  • However, due to a faulty reconditioned unit, the rectification process became somewhat muddled.
  • Muddled around in the menus a bit more.
  • Although a problem in computer ethics may seem clear initially, a little reflection reveals a conceptual muddle.
  • Muddled thought.
  • This leads to a rather muddled plot with the local lemurs, led by sacha baron cohen.
  • Muddled messages over the war against drugs continue.
  • This can make the movie slightly muddled at times.
  • Muddled things a little.
  • Muddled sometimes.
  • Yes or no. even john prescott could not get those two words muddled up.
  • Both do their best, but look a little muddled with the whole enterprise themselves.

The word usage examples above have been gathered from various sources to reflect current and historical usage. They do not represent the opinions of YourDictionary.com.

Learn more about muddle

link/cite print suggestion box