Sentence examples for murky encounters from inspiring English sources

Under pressure from the Office for Civil Rights, campuses are rushing to set up a parallel legal system to investigate and rule upon murky encounters that often involve inebriated students.

The comedian recently made headlines after a murky sexual encounter with an unnamed woman that he says he thought was consensual.

This in a country with a shadowy history of suspicious terror attacks, murky investigations, and fake "encounters".

Many of the details surrounding their encounter remain murky.

The true story of that encounter remains murky.

It reads well enough, but eating your way through it is a real trudge, a sobering encounter with murky sauces, mediocre ingredients and "fun" touches that fail to amuse.

McLeod tells me Hinge also wants to dip its toes in the murky waters of non-romantic encounters.

REPORT: This report is murky, as the drone is encountered in many situations but never ones so distinct as to excite comment or memory.

So while the agendas of her long, breathy lyrics are clear enough -- she would map and remap the naked encounter of self and world, preferably in uncontaminated natural settings -- the process of that encounter is often murky, fusing the phenomenology with a rhetoric that can scarcely contain its swarming complexity: Lord of objects.

After listening to Judith Thurman talk about her Scrabble addiction, in a companion podcast to her piece in this week's issue, I wondered if we had ever encountered each other in the murky highways of online Scrabble.

By Shahnaz Habib January 15 , 2009After listening to Judith Thurman talk about her Scrabble addiction, in a companion podcast to her piece in this week's issue, I wondered if we had ever encountered each other in the murky highways of online Scrabble.