Theirs is the sort of Muddled thinking we could all use.

Muddled thoughts can do that to a person.

Muddled dreams haunted him, of which he could remember only a sense of frustration and terror.

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As Orwell often said, Muddled thinking hides behind gobbledegook, cliche and jargon.

Muddled minds and bad experiments."

Muddled thinking as usual."

The Muddled Middle The right and the left have been quarreling about the character of the American middle class for at least three decades now.

"Muddled," Conquest replied.

"Muddled and cruel, and needlessly protracted by the superpowers," these wars ought to be remembered, perhaps discovered, not least because the United States was there, too.

Finally, Muddled Casino seems an apt name for a game with a complicated and confusing user interface and rules that are not adequately explained in the help files.

To the Editor: "More Than Death, Fearing a Muddled Mind" (front page, Nov. 11) gave a vivid description of dementia.

David Hayes ("Muddled Mind: Complete Works of Edward D. Wood, Jr.")

It features six of the games from the PC version (Fringer, Charmer, Mixed Genetics, and Muddled Casino have been omitted).

'Muddled Results' CBS will now carry election coverage from 8 P.M. until 10 P.M. Eastern time.

Muddled Grass Picture Belmont's feature tomorrow is the Grade I Bowling Green Handicap, a mile and three-eighths on the grass for $200,000.

MUDDLED Irishman Patrick Carlisle missed an appointment with a judge in Gloucester - because he went to Colchester instead.

A MUDDLED response and ambivalent attitudes in the Bush administration contributed to the failure of Tuesday's Panamanian coup, US officials now concede.

This surface may then be painted over again with more nervous little brush strokes or pours of paint, as happens in the two earliest works on view, "Muddled Puddles" and "Pale Rambler."

To the Editor: Re "The Muddled History of Impeachment" (Op-Ed, Sept. 19): Well, perhaps, but it's a little late to take a poll of the Founders.

The Cheney Decision: A Missed Chance to Straighten Out Some Muddled Issues, 2004 CATO SUP.

The Clear and the Muddled Along with the usual complement of correspondents and American experts, the networks, premature beneficiaries of expanded Soviet-American trade, served up freshly imported Soviet officials.

Gustav - "Rettet Die Wale (Daedelus' Muddled Mix-Up)" from Pudel Produkte 15 (2011)

Smith directed actors including Bert Roach and Neely Edwards in the 1925 film A Nice Pickle, and Charles Puffy the same year in Muddled Up.

Muddled sixties jargon, lurid colours and ricocheting bullets fly past him, missing him by inches as he enters the flat and yet he is unaware of either the television or his lover in bed.

I seem to have got myself into something of a muddle.

And sometimes the best it can do is give us the muddle of real life.

What a muddle, Truth thought again, and turned back to her room.

So how to get from the present muddle to that point?

Several voters said they thought the muddle would help him.

Now each day was the same as the last in a gray muddle.

All experience is a muddle, until we make a model to explain it.

Perhaps that was why his thoughts were such a muddle.

How can one make a pattern out of this muddle?

The fact that anyone can write such a thing shows what a big muddle we're all in.

And on the other side of that muddle, another track began.

Overall, however, the show is a bit of a muddle.

The plan we have from the Commission for this is a bit of a muddle, not a clear system.

Things were in enough of a muddle without adding that!

You see it is all a terrible muddle for her.

They could see the muddle and horror in his mind.

A moment of clarity cut through the muddle in his mind.

Actually I never saw such a hopeless muddle in my life.

He looked at her, blinked, tried to think through the muddle.

But few expect these awards to clear up the muddle.

Such a muddle of a man, and yet so worth pulling through.

Her lack of an absolute position on the issue has left many in a muddle.

I don't care about work and them being in a muddle, no not at all.

"I begin to see how we both got a bit in a muddle.

Unless, of course, there had been a muddle in the names.

But he simply had to muddle along on his own.

And others have been trying to muddle through on their own common sense.

Together we just had to hope for the best and try to muddle through.

"The next four to six months are not going to feel very good, but we will be able to muddle along."

The only choice we will have is to muddle along.

Some of us muddle our way through those nine months.

While children were very young it was possible to muddle through.

"You'll just have to muddle through the rest on your own."

It all got sort of muddled there at the end.

It is all he can do to hold on and muddle through.

You, however, seem to be a bit muddled about your own safety.

Better to muddle through and wait to be told how off the mark our results were.

The ideas are not muddled with things you end up taking away later.

For now, most Russian oil companies are trying to muddle through.

His head was still muddled from the drink and food.

It took a second for me to muddle out what I was seeing.

She said well I should imagine that's what's happened the paper work here has got muddled up with the other.

Sure thing, but maybe we'll muddle though this crazy business after all.

So do I just muddle along on my own or is there hope for the old dog yet?

He has so muddled our trail that no one can find me.

Before the Internet, they would have had little choice but to muddle through.

All of which left the officer with little choice but to muddle through.

I think both approaches can work, but being muddled about what you're doing never will.

With a little help from loving friends and family, I muddled through on my own.

I'm trying to muddle my way through all this and get up to speed.