Sentence examples for murky advice from inspiring English sources
In more remote places like Manaus, the main city in the Amazon, young players will often leave home, traveling south to bigger cities on the murky advice of a scout or representative from one of the country's larger teams.
The advice is murkier for middle-age men.
But the advice continues to be murky for younger men.
A corporate gig does at least beat making expensive speeches to bankers or offering private advice to foreign governments with murky human rights records.
Fearful that he was being manipulated by the Communist regime, Kieslowski sought advice from someone familiar with the murky courtrooms where underground heroes were routinely interrogated by authorities.
I don't see the appeal of a scarlet gentleman That reliable source of information about the murky byways of human behaviour, the Journal of Experimental Psychology, has some useful advice for men out on the pull this autumn.
But the advice in these papers, which may carry greater appeal in times of economic trouble, can be murky to the uninitiated.
