Sentence examples for least murky from inspiring English sources

"The Mission Song" illuminates with animated personifications a portion of the globe's daily misery that tends to be, in American news, at least, murky and abstract.

The future may have been unclear in 2004, but it seems at least as murky now.

But the mechanism by which a wider canal will raise the living standards of the country's people particularly its least fortunate remains murky.Panama's economy is not a coherent whole.

Treetop isn't a million miles from trip-hop, or at least the more murky and menacing end of that 90s genre, and there is attention to detail, little effects in the mix, that would make this ideal zonk-out stoner headphone music – say, maybe those really ace Dr Dre ones, we said, hinting wildly.

That's at least just as murky.

China to the average American, at least, was still some murky outdated vision of Mao's China".

But though the historical details are murky, at least in theory the celebration marks the Christian feast of St. Valentine.

The world of "Tinker, Tailor," which was originally published in 1974, is, though fearsomely murky, at least one with recognizable coordinates.

But Ryan did not address, at least not directly, that murky area between popular perception and harsh reality — that Revis's absence deals the 2-1 Jets a potentially devastating blow, weakening not only their defense but also their playoff hopes.

Deadly clashes took place elsewhere, such as at Narayanganj, south of the capital, where 20 people were reported killed.In this section Tawdry victory The other campaigner In hot blood Throwing the rascals out Park's progress Pivotal concerns ReprintsJust what happened remains murky, not least because a cowed local press has kept largely silent.

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