Sentence examples for left murky from inspiring English sources

She pummeled Bush for his conduct of the war itself but left murky how long she believes U.S. forces should stay in Iraq.

Although he has said that as caretaker president he would stay only one term, he left murky just how long that might be.

With so much left murky, the worry is that the president will sneak in through the back door what he shoved out of the front.

The main work of the joint commission was to clarify the judging and removal of accused priests, a process left murky in the Dallas policy.

Trump agreed in October to a South Korean request to send more "strategic assets" to the region — a move that the Pentagon left murky, but typically includes the deployment of bombers.

Officials have deliberately left murky just how much they intend to reveal — or to encourage the banks to reveal — about how well they would weather difficult economic conditions over the next two years.

Mr. Gore's lawyers had asked the court to impose a uniform standard, an idea Gov. George W. Bush's lawyers opposed.The court did not directly address the question, but it quoted, approvingly and at great length, from a decision 1990 decision by the Illinois Supreme Court, seemingly putting it on the side of counting hanging chads, but it leaves murky the question of dimpled ones.

In a city where allegations of police brutality almost always leave murky, contested trails, investigators seeking to bridge the yawning gulf between the two accounts of what happened to Mr. Mineo will spend at least some time evaluating the credibility of the people who tell them.

Mexican 'Viceroy' sent to pacify Michoacan state leaves murky legacy.

In the last year it was over 500,000, but this may well be the last time we ever see such figures, leaving murkier statistics compiled by agencies.

She has left things murky, conveniently.