muddled

IPA: mˈʌdʌɫd

Examples of "muddled" in Sentences

How do you distinguish one muddled inarticulate thought from the next
Some analysts criticized what they called a muddled policy message from the bank after Gov.
I have been getting the title muddled up with a track on the new Client album which is called
What gets muddled is that the “photo op” is supposed to convey the impression of actual support for his policies.
The only way this will be done is following the existing rail lines, I fear even this is a pipe dream in muddled Toronto.
This is a perfect specimen of the way in which wars are "muddled" -- I borrow the expression from Lord Rosebery -- and it deserves thinking over.
And the other false equivalency that makes politics so very muddled is that ‘democrats are exactly the same as republicans’ when their policies are quite different.
Another point that Sanchez muddled is that the liberal leaning of many reporters (lucky for someone like me who devotes his life to eradicating hate crime!) is far more of a socio-cultural issue than a religious one.