Sentence examples for a rather murky from inspiring English sources
The rules are an attempt to draw a clear line in a rather murky area: players are supposed to be student-athletes, not paid professionals.
It's absolutely fine, so long as you don't see it in a context, which people are very good at doing when they're in a rather murky part of the forest".
Our cabin – which they have converted into a holiday let – is in a rather murky spot (on this wet afternoon) just inside the gateway, reached by a track which traces a valley on the edge of Dartmoor.
"More than half the companies listed were registered in the British Virgin Islands and the data showed that other overseas territories and countries with a rather murky relationship with the City of London and the UK dominate the data.
Mr Roberts told the jury the tale they would hear during the three-week trial involved "naivete", a "rather murky" Egyptian-born banker, secret dealings with an overseas bank and "cast-iron" promises of massive profits from standby letters of credit that probably never had a market anyway".
In releasing the third annual round of A through F grades for New York City high schools on Monday, the Education Department produced a rather murky picture: The number of schools receiving A's on the city's report cards increased this year, but more schools received C's and D's.
A closer look at the data and results, however, suggests a rather murkier picture.
Her version of the tale of the blind men and the elephant, here as in her other recent books, is an aquarium with rather murky windows.
Instead, they were drawn from a well-frequented and rather murky intellectual spring - the "volkisch", or folk, movement that captivated hundreds of thousands of Jung's German contemporaries and formed one of the tributaries that fed into the Nazi ideology of the master race.
A million reasons occur to you against doing such a thing, and the benefits seem rather murky.
It's too soon to get excited about the hypothetical October games that might turn on an umpire's interpretation of the rather murky Rule 7.13.
