Sentence examples for murky intentions from inspiring English sources

That would appear to rule out a visit to the enrichment facility near the holy city of Qum, the existence of which was disclosed by the Obama administration in late 2009 and has come to symbolize Iran's murky intentions.

The idea that a man whose goods would sell for a million dollars is necessarily wealthier than one whose goods would sell for ten thousand depends entirely on pricing real, fixed things, like houses and chunks of precious metal, in something that is illusory, changing, and the target of the murky intentions of governments and bankers.

And in a way, this is Twin Peaks' doppelgänger: something that wears its face, but with a different hairstyle and a cooler jacket and murkier, crueller intentions.

Plus he has diluted some campaign pledges, leaving his intentions murky.

"I saw no point in cooperating with a country whose hands are dirty and intentions murky," Khamenei said.

Its intentions remain murky to its neighbors and even allies — some say Qatar has a Napoleon complex, others say it has an Islamist agenda.

The show decided to stop being oblique about its intentions and murky about its existential philosophy and offered up a solid hour where themes of motherhood, family, imprisonment and faith reverberated throughout disparate storylines.

From there the motives and intentions of both women get murkier and murkier.

"Is There a Right to Remain Silent?" serves as a kind of primer in analyzing and interpreting constitutional law, the murky business of divining the framers' intentions and of reconciling seemingly contradictory Supreme Court opinions.

Though Maurice Greenberg's succession plans remain murky, the septuagenarian billionaire has no intentions of retiring.

Yet their purpose feels murky.