Sentence examples for murky phenomenon from inspiring English sources
Even as it's attracted an enormous amount of media attention and helped fuel the rise of Donald Trump, the alt-right has remained a fairly murky phenomenon, an amorphous collection of online groups and often anonymous shitposters.
She goes on, "In this confusing climate, a cleareyed elucidation of the murky campus rape phenomenon would be enormously welcome.
A lot about this phenomenon remains murky, but here's what the new theory suggests is going on: when your arm is amputated, nerve transmissions are shut off, and the brain's best guess often seems to be that the arm is still there, but paralyzed, or clenched, or beginning to cramp up.
The extent of the impact of global warming on severe floods, hurricanes and other extreme meteorological phenomena remains murky, as the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change explained in its special report on extremes.
Walker calls this phenomenon "murketing," a blend of murky and marketing.
Even though the role of lysosomes in autophagy was recognized early (reviewed in Glaumann et al. 1981), this phenomenon was long considered a murky one.
Yet the question of lapdancing clubs goes beyond the legislative argument and into the far murkier debate that surrounds this new social phenomenon.
The phenomenon offers a window into the murky and often illogical world of drug pricing, where prices are not always driven by the usual rules of supply and demand.
Because Moore's website, isanyoneup.com, operated in the murky world of "revenge porn" – a modern-age phenomenon that almost makes you long for crinoline skirts and steam-powered engines.
