Príklady muddied

• Because if it rained too much, the water got muddied, spoiling the "stuff" (water mixed with pulped rags) that went into the paper.

• Here their prescriptions were often muddied by the residual influences of the patriarchal, theocratic system.

• Though the actors liked this because it gave them time to think about the next cycle, it also muddied the enactment of the cycle.

• On this point the waters were about to be muddied even more.

• Clayton's discussion of this issue is muddied, however, by his inconsistent handling of the mind-body problem.

• I am concerned that we are getting into muddied waters.

• The issue would have been worse and more muddied.

• There was talk then of "the flannelled fool at the wicket"and of"the muddied oaf at the goal".

• If you do not have a steady flow of compensation water, streams become muddied and the water cannot force its way through.

• I want to ensure that the undoubted benefits to the consumer of privatisation are not muddied by over-concentration on the pay of a few.

• Issues in the trial should be capable of being investigated dispassionately and carefully without the waters being muddied by unnecessary publicity.

• I appreciate that the legal position has been slightly muddied.

• I do not believe that he has muddied the issue at all.

• It ill serves the free debate if the water is muddied by trying to confuse by quoting from later letters.

• It was a muddied compromise, but it achieved considerable success and it would be churlish to deny that.