Sentence examples for equally murky from inspiring English sources

Equally murky are Montclair's plans.

Perez's criminal history is equally murky.

Other cases in "The Innovator's Dilemma" are equally murky.

God himself has an equally murky personal history.

If the opposition lacks a plan for victory, Colonel Qaddafi's strategy is equally murky.

Equally murky is why the virus seems to behave differently in the Middle East, compared with Spain.

Another group of Financial CHOICE Act critics—equally as dangerous has murkier motives.

Although there are 95 points to the manifesto, most are refinements of a few underlying ideas, which are of course reducible to slogans: "Markets are conversations," and the murkier but equally important "Hyperlinks subvert hierarchy".

More disturbing still, her eyes, which were poking out from the murky green water, seemed equally fixed on us.

While I find the vigilante moral of the film to be disturbingly murky, I'm also equally fascinated.

In the second place, it's not so easy to discover original intent because history is murky, so you wind up with equally plausible contradictory historical accounts.