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Example sentences for: muddle

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The Times opines that "the public and the press are in a muddle as to what to think" and that "the White House is banking on the Broaddrick's story's lacking legs."
Her wizard world exists in the interstices of everyday Britain, with its denizens wandering around in a bit of a muddle.
In London, a Financial Times editorial said the United States has made itself an easy target for China's ambitious spies because of security failings that "are just the latest symptoms of a deep muddle over the direction of US policy towards China."
It might be argued that Wolfe's portrait of the middle's muddle will be shocking only to a rarified and dogmatic crew of ideologues.
According to the New York Times , Gramm had warned his Republican colleagues that censure would muddle the partisan rift over impeachment, making the issue less potent in 2000.