Sentence examples for more murky factor from inspiring English sources

There's one more murky factor in your feelings about this election and mine.

The abuse continues, more murky than ever.

The videos have made it all the more murky.

He added: "The more that comes out about his death, the more murky it gets".

In fact, America's taxation of capital is more murky than confiscatory.

It's a little more murky than that".

Differing among states, terms like "good faith" and "reasonable" are open to interpretation; in international settings, rights are more murky.

And each day that stocks take a pummeling, the outlook becomes more and more murky.

The answer there was much more murky.

Of course, the actual situation is much more murky.

The Xenium X-Connect was also confirmed (photo below), although details are even more murky.