Sentence examples for murky morals from inspiring English sources

A fascinating central figure of murky morals and an up-to-date story anchored by what appeared to be a well-judged performance by Ben Foster made it appear to be a surefire awards contender.

In truth, Owen and Reeves were the leads, playing a brother and sister fatally attracted to each other, and whose messy relationship functions as a metaphor for the murky morals of late Thatcherite Britain.

A glorified dime store novel with low stakes (pun intended), murky morals, and unfortunate implications when it comes to gender politics.

In the case of a politician like Morrison, the trade off becomes even more problematic, veering into murky moral terrain.

It is a business replete with murky moral hazards, relief workers say, in which all types of compromises may be necessary.

Stanwyck is Helen Ferguson, a woman with a murky moral past who turns up at the New York apartment of the cad, Steve Morley Lyle Bettgerr, as a sneering, fair-haired sadist), who has abandoned her with a baby on the way.

The unsettling, doomed feeling is created by the DoP, Slawomir Idziak, choosing to use filters that make the outdoor scenes look as though they're corroding at the edges into a murky moral vacuum.

Leaving aside for a moment the murky moral implications of sending advertising from private companies to children for the purposes of profit (and they are children – the vast majority of those applying to university are under 18), there's also the fact that prospective students' hands are being forced.