Sentence examples for murky boundaries from inspiring English sources

Technically, Julie was a PA - a role of notoriously murky boundaries.

The dispute surrounding the White House effort to nudge Mr. Sestak out of the Pennsylvania Democratic primary has once again cast a harsh light on the murky boundaries that govern American political life.

Taken together, they show how Dr. Khan assembled a far-reaching organization of scientists, engineers and business executives who operated on murky boundaries between the legal and the illegal, sometimes underground but often in plain view, unencumbered by international agreements that prohibit trafficking in nuclear technology.

But amid the regulatory morass of data protection, and when trying to define the murky boundaries of privacy, being able to apply a filter that allows you to perceive the divide between right and wrong is a gift — and he had that gift in spades.

Where other performers, like Moby, or the French electro-celebrities Justice, have inhabited the somewhat murky boundary between D.J., experimentalist and rock star, Panda Bear stands apart, if only because of his reluctance to embrace pop's cult of personality wholeheartedly.

The students were expelled in 2010, and later reinstated, but the episode showed how murky the boundaries of privacy and professionalism can be.

Chaos and confusion were the new normal; moral boundaries were as murky as the brackish waters of Lake Pontchartrain, which flooded 80percentt of the city.

The boundary between artistic and popular literature is murky, with much traffic between the two categories according to current public preference and later critical evaluation.

The boundaries separating "atmospherics" from what spies gather is murky.

It's a murky corner of copyright law, because the law doesn't specify the boundaries of fair use.

Given the murky world of lust, Bering is right to wrestle with how to draw legitimate moral and legal boundaries.