Sentence examples for murky origin from inspiring English sources

Until recently, the everything bagel was of murky origin.

By Michael Schulman Until recently, the everything bagel was of murky origin.

Told through "vintage" graphic ephemera, the text relates that the author, a man of murky origin, disappeared in August 1915.

Veneration of the river is central to the group's murky origin myth, which centers on a vaguely Celtic-inspired separate nation called Padania.

In the past few weeks, word has been circulating, among the post-collegiate cubicle crowd, about an exciting… Until recently, the everything bagel was of murky origin.

Both musicians played songs with murky origins and convoluted histories.

It brought forth the drug thalidomide on 1 October 1957, from very murky origins indeed.

In retrospect, the spot was not an aberration; both in its tone and in its murky origins, it created a blueprint for the future.

Each word's murky origins, its slips and turns through lexical adolescence, its quiet establishment and subsequent midlife crises, are fodder for wonder.

"Rabinovich had murky origins -- everybody knew that," said Katia Diuk, director for Europe and Eurasia at the National Endowment for Democracy, a nonprofit group in Washington.

It was not the first case in which tensions with the government have surfaced, or the first case of allegations with murky origins.