muddle in a sentence

Don't muddle up your academic goals with your social life.

I muddle up my socks and end up wearing mismatched pairs.

I muddle up my socks and end up wearing one from each pair.

I got into a muddle when I couldn't figure out how to use the new software.

The encryption software will muddle the message to ensure secure communication.

I don't want to muddle about with this complicated software, it's too confusing.

I'm not sure how to navigate this new software, but I'll muddle through and figure it out eventually.

We will muddle along and figure out a solution.

I'm going to muddle out a solution to this problem.

We'll muddle along until we can find a more effective solution.

We'll just have to muddle along until we figure out a solution.

It's okay to muddle through a problem until you find the solution.

I need to muddle over this problem before I can come up with a solution.

The team had to muddle over the problem for days before finding a solution.

The team had to muddle through the chaotic situation to come up with a solution.

The team had to muddle through the chaotic situation and come up with a solution.

We can't muddle around with this problem any longer, we need to find a solution now.

Trying to solve a difficult riddle can sometimes make me get into a muddle.

I need some time to muddle over the information you just gave me.

It's important to take some time to muddle over important decisions.

I need some time to muddle over the information and come up with a plan.

It's best not to muddle with someone's trust.

It's best not to muddle with someone's emotions.

It's better not to muddle with someone's privacy.

It's best not to muddle with someone's reputation.

It's better not to muddle with someone's feelings.

Sometimes it's necessary to muddle along until things improve.

Sometimes, you just have to muddle through a difficult assignment.

The different languages in my head sometimes muddle up my thoughts.

Sometimes it's good to just muddle around and let your mind wander.

Sometimes, you have to muddle through a difficult reading assignment.

Sometimes it's best to just muddle along and see where life takes you.

Trying to navigate through a new city can sometimes make me get into a muddle.

Sometimes, you have to muddle through a difficult conversation with a professor.

I sometimes muddle together different languages when speaking with multilingual friends.

The foreign language barrier can sometimes muddle the message in international communication.

The use of metaphors and analogies can sometimes muddle the message instead of clarifying it.

It's easy to muddle with up the lyrics of a song if you don't listen carefully.

I hate it when people muddle around in my personal space without permission.

He tends to muddle together his thoughts when he's nervous and can't speak clearly.

The speaker's nervousness caused them to muddle the message and stumble over their words.

I always muddle with my words when I'm speaking in public.

I tend to muddle together my words when I'm speaking too quickly.

I'm going to muddle over to the language department and practice my speaking skills.

The politician's speech was designed to muddle the message and avoid answering direct questions.

I need to muddle over my budget and figure out how much I can afford to spend on textbooks.

It's important not to muddle up with your finances, keep track of your spending.

I got into a muddle when I forgot to pay my bills on time.

I got into a muddle when I missed my flight due to traffic.

I got into a muddle when I couldn't decide which outfit to wear.