Sentence examples for felt murky from inspiring English sources

I had found this big box of African masks and African artwork slides and we had these slides from my mom – she had done this trip in the late '70s, early '80s to Australia and Hong Kong – and we kind of mixed up all these different slides into something that kind of felt murky and mysterious and beautiful.

Yet their purpose feels murky.

In "Fucking A" (directed by Jo Bonney, Hester Smith Christine Lahtiti), an abortionist, lives and works in a nameless town that feels murky and closed off.

Ethics, as opposed to compliance, feels murky because there is no one telling us what we can do and can't.

While the rules of friendship sometimes feel murky, it is totally reasonable to surround yourself with the kinds of friends you want.

But as the motels start to run together and the clerks answer my questions with smiling assurances that nothing bad ever happens there, the idea of ghosts starts to feel murky and distant.

I found that too few specifics made the narrative feel murky or stock.

But now publishers are actively promoting the Valentine's Day book and it feels like murky waters indeed, beset with potential hurts and slights.

It is usually a product of something deeply felt but morally murky.

If you've ever felt that listening to the murky, bass-starved early Stones studio albums is like hearing them through a wall, this music is for you: nasty, brutish, rhythmically tight, imposing.

Cone is not delusional about his murky future, but he felt life in his arm again.