Sentence examples for a murky sort of from inspiring English sources
Did his White House masters tell him to make a better show of representing the public interest?In this section Harvey Pitt fights back On to the pyre A murky sort of pond life Nationalised once, nationalised again?
And while government agencies like the Federal Trade Commission in the United States can and do step in on some patently false environmental claims, they are increasingly faced with a murky sort of "truthiness," to borrow a term, in green marketing.
Against the Taliban, however, Pakistan is playing a murkier sort of game.In Quetta, Mr Jan is not alone in boasting openly of his Taliban membership.
But mental illnesses exist on a murkier sort of spectrum.
The episode will only deepen the bitter rivalry between the Scorpions and the regular police.This murky sort of business would scandalise any country.
Still, "the ride was enjoyable enough – atmospheric in a murky, grey-green sort of way, with a pleasing, restrained chemistry between Sewell and his love interest.
Although the people of Herzogenweiler were deeply devout, theirs was a pre-Reformation sort of Catholicism — a murky brew of folklore, superstition, and pitiless religion.
Mr. Hussein's Iraq was "a state that had contacts of a murky but ominous sort with Al Qaeda," Mr. Wolfowitz said.
Analysts and lobbyists have painted a murky picture of the campaign.
