Sentence examples for looking murky from inspiring English sources

"The rest of the year is still looking murky," says analyst Robert Wilkes, who follows telecoms for Arnhold & S. Bleichroeder.

Before the cross-dressing begins and the farce gains speed in the Forest of Arden (played by the moderately Asian-looking Wakehurst Place in West Sussex, England), the movie looks murky.

The future looked murky.

His face looked murky.

But the long term looks murky.

At the end of the day, the process looks murky.

Things may look murky out there, but they are O.K. at Bank of America, he says.

It looked murky in the glass, but I wish I had ordered more.

But traditional prospects for journalists look murky now, and the old-line media look much less appealing.

We notice below the sapphire glimmer of the water, which from the mainland looked murky green.

Frank Oz directs briskly on sets and locations that would make a department store lighting section look murky.