“Despite the eyelocks and handholds and sunsets and stargazing, her relationship with V is muddlingly platonic.”

“This might also help explain how his fascination with British history is so muddlingly mixed with a seeming ignorance of old English social systems.”

“And too many parents are left muddlingly only among those who express sympathy and criticism, and don't help them along the road of seeing the gifts.”

“It's a film that is created around its set pieces, which are linked muddily together.”

“It's stylish and superficially entertaining, but his megalomaniac motives for his crimes are at best muddily explained.”

“Horizontal bands of expressionistically painted reds and yellows run rather muddily down onto the painting's blank lower half.”