Clear as mud The bottom line is that Trump's strategy is as clear as mud.
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When looking at Guilfoyle's situation, however, it's as clear as mud.
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While Sanders was clear about his presidential agenda, Hillary Clinton was about as clear as mud.
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But the Democratic race is clear as mud, with results still trickling in and Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders locked in a near tie.
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You know what, that rule has been clear as mud to every coach in the league all year, so why should it be different tonight.
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The strategy over at Facebook — which also long defended the presence of its most noxious users before finally barring several last week — is similarly as clear as mud.
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I don&apost know whether the sequence is that that would be before or after the Washington summit, but that just makes things even as clear as mud, doesn&apost it?
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Because realistically, for many New Yorkers unhappy about the prospect of a more gentrified Long Island City and an even less functional transit system, the path forward is as clear as mud.
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On other issues, his policy preferences have been clear as mud: "I don't want to have guns in classrooms, although in some cases, teachers should have guns in classrooms, frankly," he told Fox News in 2016.
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And whose privacy policy is replete with circumspect words like "may" and "including" — making it about as clear as mud what exactly the company (and indeed what Matt Hancock MP) will be doing with Matt Hancock App users' personal data.
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This all might seem a bit obscure at first glance, and my explanation as clear as mud, but if you were able to solve the northwestern-most clue, 280A, the theme would have been further revealed to you: LOST DOG.
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I have some Irish blood and I like the same ballads as Dougherty, but my lineage and loyalties are more purely American, and what a similar creative traditionalism would mean for Americans seems to me about as clear as mud.
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Though the Court and the parties acknowledge that the initial stop in the Strieff case violated the Terry rule, and the Court did not go so far as to say it's legal for an officer to stop someone for no reason, the Terry rule is now as clear as mud.
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Along with the Carnaby Street book, Shah created a series of ebooks that focus on numerous endangered words. These books include: As Clear As Mud Volumes 1 and 2: The Brabbler's Guide to Idioms, and A is For Anonymuncle: The Brabbler's Endangered ABC.
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