Sentence examples for be a bit murky from inspiring English sources

He says that as a result, the outlook on TI is going to be a bit murky, at least up until Spring 2000.

Inside, in low light, at things things can be a bit murky, but that's probably to be expected (and there is no flash on the iPod touch).

The future of consumer AR/VR may be a bit murky for the time being, but these investors are looking to peer through the smoke and mirrors and find the startups that will stand resilient.

But while the quality might be a bit murky, the content is, hopefully, worthwhile.I believe this was the first - and possibly only - time the pair were interviewed together.

But the issue of jurisdiction may be a bit murkier in the Hudson, which is overseen not only by various state and city authorities but also by a number of New Jersey towns.

What happens next is a bit murky.

Because the 52 Blocks exists practically as an oral tradition, its history is a bit murky.

Sometimes the issue is a bit murky, and the group helps frame what the real issue is.

We came just after big spring rains, so the water was a bit murky, but we were told that it normally glistens like a sapphire.

Mr. McAfee bought this property four years ago and, like much else about him, the reasons for his relocation, and what he was doing here, are a bit murky.

Inside the pavilion is a scale model of what appears to be Iran's controversial nuclear power plant, with the message again being a bit murky.