Sentence examples for murky obsession from inspiring English sources

Yes, on Christmas Day perhaps – but currently we are lost in a quagmire of pre-recorded-in-July Yuletide food specials celebrating a murky obsession with pushing a poussin up the arse of a duck, then wrapping the lot in pancetta.

Fortified by an arsenal of new details, he has revisited his magnificent obsession with systematized inhumanity, coloring in areas of despair that previously had languished in murky outline, eye-catching to scholars but perhaps not clear enough to others.

Alistair Beaton – who deftly punctured Labour's obsession with spin in his 2001 play Feelgood – turns his attention, in The Accidental Leader, to the murky conspiracies against Corbyn in the current party.

— is murky.

Obsession: Minigadgets.

Murky water.

The message got murky.

The future looked murky.

The future is murky.

Its murky vanishing.

Diagnoses are murky.