Sentence examples for a less murky from inspiring English sources

We're pointed toward the double granite plinths of Ms. Scott's Maritime Monument, which in a less murky dusk would frame the North Star.

While some dating and marital arrangements may border on human trafficking, a less murky option for New York would be an incentives program for both single women leaving the city and incoming single men.

6. DAVID VIRELLES "Continuum" (Pi Recordings) It would have been easy for this dexterous young pianist to make a less murky, more approachable synthesis of Afro-Cuban folklore, but here he burrows deep, favoring the stark irresolution of the poet-percussionist Román Díaz and the drummer Andrew Cyrille.

Previously reported with a launch date of "eventually", Gears of War for the PC has been tagged with a somewhat less murky launch date of "sometime holiday season 2007" and a street price of $50.

Mrs Arroyo's change of mind makes her the central figure in the election, and the future of the country's politics may now be a little less murky.Last December, Mrs Arroyo had declared that she would retire when her current term ends.

But what seems a little less murky in this tightest of tight races is that Matthew McConaughey is now a lock on the best actor prize at the Oscars (he missed out on a Bafta nod) following Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild triumphs.

"The Constant Gardener" inhabits a moral universe far less murky than the precincts of ambiguity where le Carre made his name.

The counterintuitive Galilean proposition that an infinite set of things can be equal to a part of itself becomes less murky as Mr. Aczel introduces an idea developed by the mathematician David Hilbert, the Infinite Hotel, which does enlarge one's understanding of the paradoxical properties of infinity.

When you dig deeper into the interests of MPs, the motives become a little clearer, but no less murky, ethically.

Experts say the suits and new federal rules have helped bring the fees down to a more reasonable level, and have prompted at least some employers to adopt less murky fee arrangements that more clearly separate what they are paying for investments and what it costs to administer the plan.

His defeat, though a break from the past, would not of its own make Russian politics much less murky.