Sentence examples for murky pictures from inspiring English sources

The former abstractionist is now making small, murky pictures of trees and moonlit glades under the contradictory influences of Cézanne and Albert Pinkham Ryder.

The results left a mixed and murky picture.

Analysts and lobbyists have painted a murky picture of the campaign.

Some of the main measures, which produce a murky picture in the best of times, are now telling divergent stories.

Speak to one of the men accused of leading the plot, who is in hiding abroad, and a murky picture emerges.

Adding to the murky picture of rebel leadership, Mr. Khatib announced his resignation as coalition president on Sunday, only to have it rejected by the coalition.

It all adds up to a murky picture for German companies, whose need for workers is evident now and likely to grow more acute.

Together, they present a somewhat murky picture of the breadth of SCO's rights, according to lawyers who have seen the papers.

"This is a murky picture and even contributes to a more difficult judgmental problem for the Federal Reserve," said Henry Kaufman, the Wall Street economist.

Mr Selig decided to swagger into this murky picture after learning that Mr McCourt's payday loan, from Rupert Murdoch's Fox organisation, had been deposited into a personal bank account.

The present murky picture of Iraq's capacities and intentions may become much clearer after a sustained period of regular and surprise inspections and interrogations of Iraqi scientists in noncoercive circumstances.