Sentence examples for are rather murky from inspiring English sources

The tracks are rather murky and indistinguishable, but at 4,000 miles per hour, you probably couldn't enjoy the scenery much anyway.

If a part of that "disposal" does not include savings and investment, especially for retirement, then the prospects for your future are rather murky.

This evening's events are rather murkier around the edges, but I think we can be pretty hopeful of seeing something we won't have seen before.

Here things are rather murkier for the Humean.

When the hen do as we now know it originated is rather murky, but the parties became more popular in the 1960s, as women sought an experience of their own to rival the male pre-wedding ritual, the bachelor party.

And Caroline Garnham of Lawrence Graham, a London law firm, says that half of her clients do not use private wealth management at all, and half of the remainder are dissatisfied with the advice they received.The private wealth-management business has always been rather murky.

Gordon-Levitt added: "Even though that legend will resonate forever, this summer the story comes to an end …" Am I the only one who's tempted to read what appear to be rather murky proclamations as indications that Nolan's film might just be about Batman's death and subsequent resurrection?

The explanation of the science that Lin and Yuan were wrangling over is rather murky in this account.

But the truth is rather murkier there, too.

But things are rather more murky than precise here; and if murkiness isn't necessarily a drawback in a lengthy literary novel, it interferes rather with the punchiness of a short-form work specifically sold as horror.

He also weighs in on encryption, although his recommendations here are rather more murky.