muddle znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady muddle

• Other critics have been as hopelessly muddled about this as they have been about the distinction between voluntariness and freedom.

• The phonological correspondences of in this position are thus complex; she has got them seriously muddled.

• Mistaking one kind of model for another, or muddling when we are modeling what, too often results in needless, self-perpetuating polemics.

• There is a sort of cohesiveness and interpretative neatness imposed on what might in fact be an otherwise muddled set of audiences and purposes.

• The bibliography is rather muddled in arrangement and omits some key primary sources cited in the footnotes.

• If we focus instead on average tendencies, the picture is still muddled.

• Given the costs and the uncertainty of privatizing public corporations, they prefer to muddle through.

• Spotting a narrative where there only seemed muddle at the time.