Sentence examples for a murky view from inspiring English sources

This data provided a murky view, at best.

IT PROBABLY CAN'T LAST -- The government's jobless-claims figures come out Thursday but they, too, will give only a murky view of what is happening in the labor market.

As Jobs took the stage, a video stream captured a murky view of the stage from too many rows back, but the audio proved unmanageable.

Eldridge Cleaver, in particular, held the pretty murky view that black homosexuals suffered from a sickness induced by frustration at not being able to bear babies by white men.

Among the jarring images in this story collection (astutely edited by Aurélien Masson and translated by David Ball, Nicole Ball, Carol Cosman and Marjolijn de Jager), Didier Daeninckx's murky view of the after-hours scene in Porte Saint-Denis and Marc Villard's gritty look at the sex trade in Les Halles are correctives to all those persistent romantic fantasies about the city.

Building the Nation?s Intellectual Base, the (Murky) View From Washington.

Although the new age estimates have wide margins of error, they help solidify our murky view of Denisovans and provide "really convincing evidence of multiple occupations of the cave," says paleoanthropologist Fred Spoor of University College London.

There are relatively few internal candidates who could step into the chief executive office at a time when the bank is facing increasing pressure from regulators and a murky short-term view on its financial performance in a weakened economy.

"It's a murky future, in our view," he says.

Democratic strategists conceded that Occupy Wall Street was a fledgling movement — it began in New York's financial district last month and has spread to about a dozen other cities — with a murky future but said they viewed it as a potential boon.

Online display advertising has been a murky business — who is actually viewing all those ads, and do those ads make a difference to them?