Sentences with phrase «bit of a muddled»

The result was bit of a muddle.

«The story is still a bit of a muddle.»

But when I think back to that question about wildlife, I fall into a bit of a muddle.

This summer has been a bit of a muddle for the Boo Roo and Tigger Too household, with a mixture of renovation plans that haven't really gone to plan (more on that in a different... View Post

So I'm afraid this is a bit of a muddle.

Kuhn himself felt he was in a bit of a muddle, as his work and many recorded interviews after Structure, revealed.

But when I think back to that question about wildlife, I fall into a bit of a muddle.

It's a bit of a muddle, but there's something in the works.

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It is no big secret that the terminology in the cryptocurrency world is a bit muddled, and for someone peering in from the outside, this vast array of vocabulary can seem a bit daunting.

The USDMYR landscape is a bit muddled, and this air of uncertainty could extend, more so if opinion on the soft dollar narrative become less reliable.

More often than not, when you get involved in the lives of people, you will find that your paper theology begins to get a bit muddled.

Trisha balances the bite of black pepper with the welcome sweetness of fresh blackberries, which are muddled with fragrant mint in this quick - fix cocktail.

Make it extra indulgent by muddling a bit more mint, sugar, and lemon juice in each glass and adding a shot of rum along with the tea mixture.

I like a clear flavor of each in a bite, and it always tastes muddled.

Breastfeeding and pacifiers: for breastfeeding families, the decisions how, when or if to use a pacifier can be a bit muddled by cultural mores that are often at odds with the nursing habits of human infants and the physiology of establishing and maintaining a milk supply.

This rule gets a bit muddled up when you start dealing with DNA sequences, and the like, and both the patent office and the courts are having a lot of problems with this at the moment.

As I soon discover, only a tight - knit circle of paleontologists seem to be in on the secret, and even they seem a bit muddled about the matter.

If you're using the muddle that's already made drinks, freshen it up with a bit more ginger and some of the leftover mint and orange, top it with limeade and sparkling water and blend it.

This means I end up with tiny but wonderful bits of cherry that come loose from the muddling and through the holes of my shaker's strainer.

If you don't mind some broken bits of cherry, then muddle the cherries in the shaker.Otherwise, muddle in a separate container, and then strain juices into shaker.

If you don't care for those little bits of cherry in your Cherry Chambord Cream Dream, then (1) you can muddle in a separate container and then strain through a wire fine - mesh strainer into your shaker and then continue with mixing and shaking or (2) you can just use cherry juice.

There are also some very good supporting actors which give a bit of enjoyment to an overall muddled film, including Jean Reno, whom I haven't seen in a film for years.

The result is a bit of a narrative muddle, but the kind that makes tidier movies look overly timid by comparison.

Though the film's attempts at character - driven diversions feel a bit muddled, director Matt Wolf overall does an effective job of showing the similarities of teens through the years.

MIAMI This tale of estranged sisters gets a bit muddled at times, but it kept my interest throughout.

Based on real events, director Deon Taylor's movie connects largely on the strength of its solid acting and charged stakes, but suffers a bit from muddled plotting and a dramatically diffuse end game.

If previous promos, trailers and other bits of promotional material are any indication, the show will use Haller's muddled perception of reality as a way of bending the minds of viewers and -LSB-...]

It clearly lays out how the characters of the «lovers» are linked throughout the story to make it clear what is happening for any children who have, understandably, become a bit muddled in Shakespeare's comedy.

There are so many trim, flowing interior setups to mimic; the design by committee muddle here looks OK in photos but in person it's a bit of a disappointment.

While you might find a bit of serendipity here if a great plot twist reveals itself, it's more likely going to end up with muddled chapters and a complete lack of direction.

Without deadlines, it's easy to simply muddle along producing only a little bit of writing here and there but never finishing a project.

You can pretty much always expect purchases on things like airlines, hotels, and rail lines to properly code as travel but things get a little bit muddled when you try to redeem on things like campground purchases, so sometimes you might have to do a little bit of research to see how a merchant codes a purchase.

I'd still generally recommend plugging in a pair of headphones, but if you fancy letting your ears air out a little then the speakers will do just fine, although the bass is a bit muddled.

The story mode holds your hand a fair bit, guiding you through building up the three different colonies with objectives that frequently get muddled thanks to a lack of clear explanation, such as saying that you can get Copper on Ceres via the mining facility, when in reality you get it from Ganymede using extractors.

When this action is muddled by needless strategy, the game loses momentum and becomes a bit of a slog.

Nor does it say that development - as - usual is still a viable option and we can muddle along with bottom - up accounting and a bit of technological optimism.

Nor does it pretend that we can muddle through with bottom - up accounting and a bit of technological optimism.

I found that piece frankly muddled and bit misleading (although I think I'm getting a clearer idea of where you're coming from after reading some of this site).

You are pointing towards some interesting areas, BUT your language terms, choice of words, and their traditional accepted meaning by scientists, is a bit muddled.

The problem gets a little bit more muddled up when we factor in the fact that, nosy employers find it «abnormal and suspicious» when they're unable to find any trace of you on Facebook!