muddily

• “But it does, in real life, muddily, horribly, with more painful effect than any fiction, and this is what we saw last week.”

  The Guardian: Derrick Bird: dangerous thoughts about the trigger inside that will forever haunt Cumbria

• “When I was a kid, I discovered horror films and loved them all -- whether they were good or bad, black and white or garishly colored, muddily shot or poorly conceived.”

  The Huffington Post: Brad Balfour: Exclusive Q&A: Troll 2 Actors Survive to Make Best Worst Movie

• “ He gave her no clue as to his own muddily understood searching, except to tell her that he had his own bird, up in his room at home.”

  Fictionaut: Old Egg

• “David Lan's production has a few indistinct talkers and muddily plotted moments: it's quite often hard to know what's actually happening.”

  The Guardian: After the Dance; Love Story; Joe Turner's Come and Gone

• “Meskada" by Josh Sternberg is a police procedural with nice touches of noir and a feel for blue collar America, but the sound is garbled and the community conflicts muddily drawn.”

  The Huffington Post: Erica Abeel: INDIE STALWARTS AND NEW TALENT AT TRIBECA

• “Half a mile away, past the skeleton of an unmanned armored personnel carrier and an old Soviet tank that guarded the entrance to the camp, the Pyandzh River, the only source of drinking water, bored muddily through the desert, spreading malaria in the summer, tuberculosis in the winter, and dysentery at all times of the year.”

  Simon & Schuster: Peace Meals

• “I'm not quite sure how the children got fed, or the dogs walked, but I know that at one point my husband appeared with a gin and tonic, which I drank gratefully, and muddily.”

  Danielle Crittenden: Help, My Botanical Clock Is Ticking!

• “McCarry seems to share with his near namesake LeCarre a sense that a good Intelligent service will naturally be on 'the right side', i guess because sane self-serving decisions tend to be in everyone's best interests, however muddily.”

  Charles McCarry

• “Here you find the gelatinous humanoid mess, muddily rising from a grave in the bottom of a swamp and lurching toward land caked in leaves and vines.”

  Scott Kenemore: The Zen Of Zombie: Play To Your Strengths

• “But Merdle, as usual, oozed sluggishly and muddily about his drawing – room, saying never a word.”

  Little Dorrit

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