Sentence examples for murky men from inspiring English sources

It was the bizarrest of twists to a whodunnit story already teeming with convolutions about murky men committing even murkier deeds.

Mr. Arndt is also drawn to far more subtle lighting conditions, as evidenced by the gloomy "Man Selling Newspapers, Macy's, New York City" (1980), and the equally murky "Man in Store Window" (1990).

Since then, he's divided his time between running an art gallery and becoming more involved in the murky world of men's rights activism.

But in Chicago's murky world of Democratic politics, both men found themselves linked by association to the corrupt Chicago developer Tony Rezko.

But there are characters lurking in the murky world of comic books with superpowers even worse than Ant-Man's.

The law at the time designated seats for black passengers at the back and for whites at the front, but left the middle as a murky no man's land.

As the 2012 presidential race veers from the pyrotechnics of the primary season to the hand-to-hand combat of the general election campaign, strategists on both sides of the battlefield have turned their gaze from their respective base camps to the murkier no-man's land in the middle: the swing-voters.

But the advice continues to be murky for younger men.

At first the performers' attire feels jarringly out of place in this murky neverland, where men morph into snarling beasts, shed their pants (or have them stripped roughly off) and twist their heads into the drapes, as if willing themselves into blackness.

Murky Life The man who never alters his opinion is like standing water, and breeds reptiles of the mind.

The fluid and informal business attracts vulnerable men with murky immigration statuses, a willingness to work for tips alone and a fear of blowing the whistle on mistreatment.