Sentence examples for murky feeling from inspiring English sources

It is the work of a restless polymath ignoring the world around her and opting for an idiosyncratic, murky feeling that reflects her impulses.

Do you share the murky feeling that the two girls in this video are exceptionally uncomfortable?

Sasha Frere-Jones of The New Yorker described the album as "a brilliant resurgence of black avant-garde vocal pop" and "the work of a restless polymath ignoring the world around her and opting for an idiosyncratic, murky feeling that reflects her impulses".

With Gilbert, we're given someone who is paddling her toe-ringed feet in both of these murky "feelings pools".

Whether rooted in a clear moral vision or murky feelings of outrage, the fact is her chilly assessments were often right.

Into this dark weave of murky feelings, Lucas introduces the brighter narrative thread of Dolores (Victoria Clark), who chirpily recounts her devotion to her dying mother, her love of the countryside, and her annoyance with her fiancé, who wants to put Mom in a home.

You have to find the archetypical father and the one we found at that time was Parra, because we were with Neruda who was ace, but very political, about communism and ego and murky feelings and so many things.

You have to find the archetypical father, and the one we found at that time was Parra, because we were with Neruda who was ace, but very political, about communism and ego and murky feelings and so many things.

The light striking the distant horizon seems to be absorbed by the field, giving it the slightly murky, misty feeling of early morning.

But in years of hunting, he said, no experience compares to plunging his bare hand into murky water and feeling the powerful jaw of a big catfish clamp down on his arm.

"They were like: 'None of these songs are good for radio and now you're slowing them down when they should be speeded up.' But for me, my life was feeling murky, and that sense of disconnectedness from the streets is part of that".