Muddled in a sentence

(1) She put straight the muddled timeline.

(2) The presentation was clear over muddled.

(3) My thoughts are all muddled up right now.

(4) The bartender muddled the mint for my julep.

(5) The instructions were muddled and confusing.

(6) I am feeling muddled after a long day at work.

(7) The wavefront of confusion muddled his thoughts.

(8) The muddled conversation left everyone confused.

(9) When I'm tired, my thoughts tend to get muddled.

(10) The bartender muddled lime upon making the mojito.

Muddled sentence

(11) The singer's diction was muddled by the loud music.

(12) The complex math problem muddled up my calculations.

(13) The bartender muddled the mint leaves for the julep.

(14) After a few drinks, my memories tend to get muddled.

(15) The strong winds muddled up the leaves on the ground.

(16) The bartender muddled a sprig of mint for the mojito.

(17) If you speak too quickly, your words can get muddled.

(18) The muddled handwriting made it hard to read the note.

(19) The bartender muddled lime upon making the caipirinha.

(20) I woke up with a muddled memory of last night's events.

Muddled make sentence

(21) The untunable marimba bars resulted in a muddled sound.

(22) The muddled road signs caused us to take the wrong turn.

(23) The muddled thoughts in my mind kept me awake all night.

(24) She would occasionally stutter in with a muddled request.

(25) He was bored and just muddled about the mall for a while.

(26) The muddled plot of the movie left me feeling unsatisfied.

(27) He would frequently stutter in with a muddled explanation.

(28) The speaker would often stutter in with a muddled request.

(29) In a group discussion, ideas can get muddled and mixed up.

(30) When you're nervous, your words can get muddled and shaky.

Sentence of muddled

(31) The muddled water in the pond made it hard to see the fish.

(32) The bartender muddled some lime on the bottom of the glass.

(33) They muddled through the rough terrain to complete the hike.

(34) When you're rushing, your words can get muddled and jumbled.

(35) She muddled over the recipe before finally getting it right.

(36) The student's presentation was turbid like a muddled speech.

(37) The bartender expertly muddled the mint leaves for the julep.

(38) The muddled decision-making process led to a lot of mistakes.

(39) The bartender muddled a sprig of cilantro into the margarita.

(40) The bartender muddled sprigs of mint for a refreshing mojito.

Muddled meaningful sentence

(41) We muddled through the noisy crowd to get closer to the stage.

(42) The muddled colors in the painting created a dreamlike effect.

(43) The papers were fuddled up into a muddled pile on the counter.

(44) The files were fuddled up into a muddled jumble in the drawer.

(45) The bartender expertly muddled the mint leaves for the juleps.

(46) Details can get muddled and lost if you don't write them down.

(47) We muddled through the stormy weather to reach our destination.

(48) The mixed-up directions muddled up our journey and we got lost.

(49) The musician's song muddled together elements of jazz and rock.

(50) He was lost in thought and just muddled about the city streets.

Muddled sentence examples

(51) When you're brainstorming, ideas can get muddled and redundant.

(52) The muddled speech of the politician left the audience confused.

(53) The bartender muddled the bean into the mojito with mint leaves.

(54) When I'm stressed, my priorities can get muddled and misaligned.

(55) The students muddled together their notes to study for the exam.

(56) They muddled through the crowded market to find what they needed.

(57) He muddled through the confusing maze and finally found the exit.

(58) The messy handwriting on the document muddled up the information.

(59) The muddled lyrics of the song made it challenging to sing along.

(60) The muddled organization of the event led to chaos and confusion.

Sentence with muddled

(61) When you're anxious, your worries can get muddled and irrational.

(62) When you're distracted, your focus can get muddled and scattered.

(63) The muddled timeline in the book made it hard to follow the story.

(64) The path was treacherous, but I muddled on and reached the summit.

(65) He was feeling restless, so he muddled about the park for a while.

(66) The loud noises outside muddled up my concentration while studying.

(67) The muddled emotions made it difficult to make a rational decision.

(68) The muddled puzzle pieces made it difficult to complete the picture.

(69) The muddled traffic patterns in the city caused constant congestion.

(70) The muddled arguments in the debate failed to convince the audience.

Use muddled in a sentence

(71) The bartender muddled sprigs of basil for a flavorful gin and tonic.

(72) He was feeling uninspired and just muddled about his studio all day.

(73) When you're tired, conversations can get muddled and hard to follow.

(74) The band's sound was muddled because their instruments were untuned.

(75) I accidentally muddled with up my travel plans and missed my flight.

(76) We muddled through the challenging crossword puzzle and completed it.

(77) The muddled directions caused us to get lost on our way to the party.

(78) The muddled weather forecast made it hard to plan outdoor activities.

(79) The bartender muddled a lime into the daiquiri for a burst of citrus.

(80) The recipe was complex, but I muddled on and cooked a delicious meal.

Sentence using muddled

(81) The bartender expertly muddled the ingredients in the highball glass.

(82) He was feeling lazy and muddled about the couch, watching TV all day.

(83) When you're in a rush, directions can get muddled and hard to follow.

(84) The musician muddled together different genres to create a new sound.

(85) He muddled through the challenging exam and passed with flying colors.

(86) The bartender muddled a lime into the mojito for a burst of freshness.

(87) The weather was unfavorable, but we muddled on and continued our hike.

(88) The mint leaves in juleps release their oils and flavors when muddled.

(89) She was too anxious to focus, so she muddled about the park for a bit.

(90) The different theories and hypotheses can easily get muddled together.

Muddled example sentence

(91) The student muddled together different ideas for their research paper.

(92) We muddled through the crowded subway to reach our destination on time.

(93) The overlapping voices in the crowded room muddled up the conversation.

(94) The muddled ingredients in the recipe resulted in a disappointing dish.

(95) The situation was chaotic, but I muddled on and tried to restore order.

(96) They muddled through the complicated legal process to resolve the issue.

(97) The muddled memories of the accident made it hard to recall the details.

(98) The muddled lines in the artwork created an abstract and chaotic effect.

(99) The architect's design muddled together modern and traditional elements.

(100) The designer's collection muddled together different fabrics and prints.

Sentence with word muddled

(101) The project was overwhelming, but I muddled on and completed it on time.

(102) He was feeling lost and muddled about the city, searching for direction.

(103) In a complicated schedule, dates and times can get muddled and confused.

(104) When you're overwhelmed, your goals can get muddled and hard to achieve.

(105) When you're writing quickly, your sentences can get muddled and unclear.

(106) I accidentally muddled together the salt and sugar while baking cookies.

(107) The chef muddled together various spices to create a flavorful marinade.

(108) The bartender muddled together the mint and lime for the perfect mojito.

(109) The bartender muddled fresh mint leaves into the gimlet for added flavor.

(110) The muddled explanations from the teacher left the students feeling lost.

Sentence of muddled

(111) The extraneousness of the examples muddled the central theme of the book.

(112) He was restless and muddled about the gym, trying out different machines.

(113) When you don't get enough sleep, your thoughts can get muddled and foggy.

(114) The designer muddled together different fabrics to create a unique dress.

(115) He muddled through the demanding workout and felt accomplished afterwards.

(116) The muddled signals from the radio made it hard to tune in to the station.

(117) The meaning of the array undefined becomes muddled because of amphibolies.

(118) The exam was challenging, but I muddled on and answered all the questions.

(119) The task was tedious, but I muddled on and finished it without complaints.

(120) In a large crowd, voices and sounds can get muddled and indistinguishable.

Muddled used in a sentence

(121) When you're learning a new skill, the steps can get muddled and confusing.

(122) When you're under pressure, your thoughts can get muddled and disoriented.

(123) When you're working on a group project, roles can get muddled and unclear.

(124) The writer muddled together different storylines to create a complex plot.

(125) She muddled through the complicated recipe and still made a delicious meal.

(126) She muddled through the challenging dance routine and performed flawlessly.

(127) The complicated plot of the movie muddled up my understanding of the story.

(128) The designer's collection muddled together different patterns and textures.

(129) The conversation was difficult, but I muddled on and expressed my thoughts.

(130) The recipe was complicated, but I muddled on and prepared a delicious dish.

Muddled sentence in English

(131) The project was complex, but I muddled on and achieved the desired results.

(132) He was feeling curious and muddled about the museum, admiring the exhibits.

(133) If you're not careful, the facts of the story can get muddled in your mind.

(134) The bartender muddled together fresh mint and lime for a refreshing mojito.

(135) The writer muddled together different plot lines to create a complex story.

(136) The journalist's biased reporting muddled the message and misled the public.

(137) The author's writing style muddled together elements of mystery and romance.

(138) Despite the lack of resources, I muddled on and made the best of what I had.

(139) The situation was confusing, but I muddled on and tried to make sense of it.

(140) She was avoiding doing her homework, so she muddled about the house instead.

(141) She was procrastinating and muddled about her apartment instead of studying.

(142) When you're in a heated discussion, arguments can get muddled and illogical.

(143) When you're trying to solve a problem, ideas can get muddled and convoluted.

(144) The gardener muddled together different plants to create a beautiful garden.

(145) The scientist muddled together different chemicals to create a new compound.

(146) They muddled through the chaotic event and still managed to have a good time.

(147) The speaker's rambling speech muddled the message and made it hard to follow.

(148) The journey was long and tiring, but I muddled on and reached my destination.

(149) The bartender muddled fresh strawberries into the gimlets for a fruity twist.

(150) When you're reading a complex text, ideas can get muddled and hard to follow.

(151) When you're trying to make a decision, factors can get muddled and confusing.

(152) The teacher's instructions were so confusing that I muddled up the assignment.

(153) The jigsaw puzzle pieces got muddled up and it took me hours to sort them out.

(154) The confusing road signs muddled up our navigation and we took the wrong turn.

(155) The puzzle was challenging, but I persevered and muddled on until I solved it.

(156) She was feeling energized and muddled about the gym, trying out new exercises.

(157) She was feeling stressed and muddled about the park, trying to clear her mind.

(158) When you have too many goals, your priorities can get muddled and conflicting.

(159) The writer muddled together different plot ideas to create a compelling story.

(160) The overlapping colors on the painting muddled up the artist's intended effect.

(161) The poor audio quality made it difficult to understand and muddled the message.

(162) The project was demanding, but I muddled on and delivered a successful outcome.

(163) The task was daunting, but I muddled on and accomplished it with determination.

(164) She didn't have a plan for the day, so she just muddled about the city streets.

(165) The chef muddled together various herbs and spices to create a flavorful sauce.

(166) The bartender expertly muddled the bitters with fresh herbs for a vibrant taste.

(167) The journey was challenging, but I muddled on and enjoyed the beautiful scenery.

(168) He was waiting for his friends to arrive, so he muddled about the train station.

(169) She was feeling melancholic and muddled about the cemetery, reading gravestones.

(170) When you're trying to be creative, your thoughts can get muddled and uninspired.

(171) The designer muddled together different fabrics to create a one-of-a-kind dress.

(172) He muddled through the overwhelming amount of information to find what he needed.

(173) The speaker's lack of clarity muddled the message and left the audience confused.

(174) The complex jargon used in the report muddled the message for the average reader.

(175) The bartender muddled some lemon in with the mint leaves for a refreshing mojito.

(176) The situation was overwhelming, but I muddled on and found a way to cope with it.

(177) She was too tired to do anything productive, so she just muddled about the house.

(178) When you're struggling with a problem, solutions can get muddled and impractical.

(179) The musician muddled together different genres of music to create a unique sound.

(180) I accidentally muddled with up my phone contacts and lost some important numbers.

(181) I accidentally muddled with up my class schedule and missed an important lecture.

(182) The speaker's heavy accent muddled the message and made it difficult to understand.

(183) The road was full of obstacles, but I muddled on and reached my destination safely.

(184) The task was time-consuming, but I muddled on and completed it before the deadline.

(185) He was feeling adventurous and muddled about the city, exploring new neighborhoods.

(186) Despite the setbacks, I remained determined and muddled on until I achieved my goal.

(187) The instructions were unclear, but I muddled on and managed to assemble the product.

(188) She didn't know what to do with herself, so she muddled about the library for a bit.

(189) She was feeling creative, so she muddled about her art studio, painting and drawing.

(190) The different files and documents can get muddled and disorganized on your computer.

(191) The different instructions can get muddled and confusing if you don't pay attention.

(192) The speaker's monotone delivery muddled the message and made it hard to stay engaged.

(193) Emotions can get muddled when you're trying to understand someone else's perspective.

(194) In a complex project, tasks can get muddled and unclear without proper communication.

(195) When you're dealing with multiple emotions, feelings can get muddled and conflicting.

(196) When you're overwhelmed with information, details can get muddled and hard to recall.

(197) When you're searching for something specific, details can get muddled and overlooked.

(198) When you're trying to learn something new, concepts can get muddled and overwhelming.

(199) The artist muddled together different colors to create a unique and vibrant painting.

(200) The muddled financial statements made it hard to understand the company's performance.

(201) The presence of intermodulation distortion can result in a muddled and distorted sound.

(202) The gardener muddled together different types of flowers to create a beautiful bouquet.

(203) The bartender muddled a raspberry out of the container and mixed it with gin and tonic.

(204) The excessive sedimentation in the reservoir made the water turbid into a muddled state.

(205) The instructions were confusing, but I muddled on and managed to assemble the furniture.

(206) If there are too many options, your decision-making process can get muddled and unclear.

(207) She was distracted by her phone and muddled about her apartment instead of doing chores.

(208) When you're learning a new subject, the concepts can get muddled and hard to distinguish.

(209) When you're trying to remember a specific detail, memories can get muddled and distorted.

(210) The politician muddled together different policies in his speech, confusing his audience.

(211) The journalist's article was confusing, with mixed metaphors that muddled the main points.

(212) He was feeling nostalgic and muddled about his childhood home, reminiscing about memories.

(213) When you're translating between two dialects, meanings can get muddled and misinterpreted.

(214) When you're trying to process too much information, concepts can get muddled and mixed up.

(215) While translating between two languages, meanings can get muddled and lost in translation.

(216) She couldn't focus on her work, so she muddled about her office without accomplishing much.

(217) When you're trying to plan something complex, details can get muddled and hard to organize.

(218) The conflicting statements from different sources muddled the message and created confusion.

(219) She carefully muddled the cucumber slices with a muddler to release their refreshing flavor.

(220) The bartender skillfully muddled the fresh herbs to release their flavors into the bangtail.

(221) She was feeling overwhelmed and muddled about the bookstore, browsing the shelves aimlessly.

(222) She was trying to organize her closet, but muddled about all the different piles of clothes.

(223) The architect's design muddled together different architectural styles from around the world.

(224) The project was overwhelming, but I refused to give up and muddled on until it was completed.

(225) The multiple translations of the document muddled the message and resulted in inconsistencies.

(226) The bartender skillfully muddled the lime wedges with a muddler to release their tangy flavor.

(227) The speaker's excessive use of technical terms muddled the message for the non-expert audience.

(228) When you're trying to learn a new language, grammar rules can get muddled and hard to remember.

(229) The muddled instructions on the assembly manual made it difficult to put the furniture together.

(230) She was feeling lonely and muddled about the coffee shop, people-watching and sipping her latte.

(231) When you're trying to explain something complicated, your words can get muddled and ineffective.

(232) When you're trying to remember something from a long time ago, details can get muddled and fuzzy.

(233) The speaker's lack of organization muddled the message and made it hard to follow the main points.

(234) When you're trying to navigate a complex social situation, intentions can get muddled and unclear.

(235) The speaker's contradictory statements muddled the message and made it hard to determine the truth.

(236) Her speech was so muddled that even those who were paying attention were left baffled on her point.

(237) The speaker's constant interruptions muddled the message and disrupted the flow of the presentation.

(238) When you're trying to find something specific in a document, information can get muddled and buried.

(239) He was feeling apathetic and muddled about the park, sitting on a bench and staring at nothing in particular.

(240) The bleary-nosed student tried to participate in class discussions, but their responses were slow and muddled.

(241) When you're trying to communicate with someone who speaks a different language, meanings can get muddled and lost.

(242) I accidentally muddled together the different types of fabric in the washing machine and ruined my favorite shirt.

(243) The choir director instructed the singers to enunciate each consonant clearly, but some of them struggled to keep up with the tempo, and their words became muddled.

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