6 Sentences With "into a muddle"

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Dennett waited until the group talked itself into a muddle, then broke in. from New Yorker
He stammered and got himself into a muddle over how this whole news conference deal works, anyway. from The New York Times
But the script, by Mr. Dekker, spirals into a muddle of ambiguity, leaving only the imagery and the performances to save the movie. from The New York Times
Rather than pulling Lenovo out of the quicksand, it's liable to sink it deeper into a muddle of ongoing design liabilities and engineering challenges. from The Verge
How can we recapitulate all of the traumas and lost dreams — especially the assassinations and descent into violence and despair — without wandering into a muddle of confusion? from The New York Times
The author writes that "N. Ya. Marr introduced into linguistics another and also incorrect and non-Marxist formula, regarding the ‘class character’ of language, and got himself into a muddle and put linguistics into a muddle. Soviet linguistics cannot be advanced on the basis of an incorrect formula which is contrary to the whole course of the history of peoples and languages." Since then, the Japhetic theory has been seen as deeply flawed, both inside and outside the former Soviet Union, but some of Marr’s surviving students continued to defend and develop it into the late 1960s.