Sentence examples for murky like from inspiring English sources

The finished plate looked a little murky, like a dirty riverbank, which I think was shocking to people.

At times the spring collections seem unusually murky, like fishing through the hamper for something to wear when you have a hangover.

Shortages are certainly not new in Nigeria, but the immediate cause of the current one is murky, like so much tied to politics and money here.

Whoever wins the arbitration, the $27 billion environmental lawsuit already has one big loser: the residents of Ecuador's L.A. Their future looks dark and murky, like the hundreds of crude oil spills that sit on open wells surrounding their hamlets.

The story is murky, like anything related to street culture.

Deep, swirling and murky, like a pool you probably shouldn't go swimming in, Last Magpie's latest on Hypercolour, "Seperation," is a sunrise tune for pessimists.

There is a murky, "Casablanca -like quality to sport at the moment.

Whatever the difficult subject -- a concrete one like finances or a murky one like their relationship, "e-mail helps me approach the subject in a less aggressive manner," said Ms. Kaplan, a lawyer.

He applies the same skepticism to social scientists like Zygmunt Bauman, who invoke murky concepts like modernity to explain the Holocaust, and Daniel Jonah Goldhagen, whose notion of a special German brand of "eliminationist anti-Semitism" he finds too crude and indiscriminate to explain anything.

You can have dull, brown, murky sound, like mud, and you can have a bright crystalline sound, like a star, over the top".

"Contemporary ballet" is a murky category; like "postmodern," it is much easier to use than identify.