Sentence examples for murky mind from inspiring English sources

For this latest show Goodyear further investigates the murky mind waters of the subconscious, specifically the idea of "fragments that have risen from the subconscious but are still out of reach to be fully tangible".

For example, in 1988 Francis Jennings wrote: "In Francis Parkman's murky mind the backwoods plots emanated from one savage genius, the Ottawa chief Pontiac, and thus they became 'The Conspiracy of Pontiac,' but Pontiac was only a local Ottawa war chief in a 'resistance' involving many tribes".

The debate will become angry and murky and mind-numbingly complicated, and the temptation will be to put off reform yet again.

The details are murky in my mind, much like the lake's water, but one thing is clear.

"The Murky Politics of Mind-Body" (Week in Review, March 30) addresses the debate over mental health insurance parity legislation passed by the House of Representatives in March.

I was not asleep for this, merely busy trying to mine the murky depths of my mind for song ideas.

The bleached surfaces of Sylvia Harnick's "Erased Memory" paintings obscure and reveal multiple layers that symbolize the mind's murky recesses.

Now it is Mr. Obama who will have to make the case for sacrifice, though the Iraq war is winding down, and the one in Afghanistan is somewhat murky in the public mind.

For half a century, social scientists and philosophers had told themselves that the mind was murky and amorphous, impossible to study in a rigorous way, so it was better to ignore it.

Ultimately, sleep paralysis is a murky affair of the mind, where what you see is what you believe.

"If the sun's not out and the water's murky, it plays on your mind".