Sentence examples for fairly murky from inspiring English sources

Dengue's history is fairly murky, but many researchers believe it is among the continuing curses of the African slave trade that spread the disease around the world.

I think it's incredible that in that otherwise fairly murky time, people were able to build the Roundtable in Poland.

Even as it's attracted an enormous amount of media attention and helped fuel the rise of Donald Trump, the alt-right has remained a fairly murky phenomenon, an amorphous collection of online groups and often anonymous shitposters.

Burdened with murky sound for a band that has fairly high audio needs, Thursday's show was mostly studied, intellectual tension.

Her best horse had been beaten again, and a wild, murky afternoon in the flatlands must have blended fairly seamlessly with her own emotional landscape.

It's fairly well known that Dickens died halfway through writing his murky story about an opium-addicted, erotically obsessed choirmaster called John Jasper, who plots to murder his nephew and love rival, Edwin Drood.

I'm no Audiofile, but sound quality was fairly decent even if the low end was a bit murky.

"It has astonished me that what had been a fairly clear provision in a standard lease has now become quite murky," said Sherwin Belkin, a Manhattan lawyer who represents landlords.

It prefers shallow, murky environments with soft bottoms, and tends to roam within a fairly localised area.

Though there were some details here and there that were a bit murky and some folks had issues with their characterizations, the general consensus was that it was fairly accurate.

So how should people wade through this murky area of the law and ensure that children who are genetically linked to them are treated fairly?