Sentence examples for deemed murky from inspiring English sources

In the interviews, two officials, Paul D. Wolfowitz, deputy defense secretary, and Stephen J. Hadley, deputy national security adviser, were cited as being most eager to interpret evidence deemed murky by intelligence officials to show a clearer picture of Iraq's involvement in illicit weapons programs and terrorism.

Now then, Sri Lanka have turned to Jayawardene again, which suggests the umpires have deemed the light too murky for pace.

In this murky period intent can be deemed unknowable and effect can be deemed inadvertent.

For the latest edition of The Last Record, Zetina selected a unique blend of murky dance tracks and one track she deemed a "futuristic prayer".

Because having a different opinion can't be deemed criminal, Prevent gives another justification for monitoring the murky bit at the bottom of the iceberg.

"Had I not returned, given the murky and volatile political environment, I would have been deemed or described as guilty," he said.

The rampage in Berlin on Monday — which the German government has now deemed a terrorist attack, though the motive behind the attack was still murky — was right out of the jihadi literature.

Rival Shia militias with murky links to Iran compete violently for control and terrorise the population particularly women deemed immodest, barbers and those selling alcohol.For the moment there are no open battles.

Among other things, he denounced the "spivs and gamblers" in the "murky" City, bemoaned the absence of a land tax from the coalition agreement and reiterated the need to not have banks deemed too big to fail.

He deemed this "offensive".

She deemed it "fascinating".