Sentence examples for murky places from inspiring English sources

Groom writes about herself without pretending and about others without blaming, delivering wide-eyed observations even in low-lit, murky places.

Prior to publication I faced a dilemma: should I publish this under a pen name, heeding the advice of many and defending myself against discrimination lurking in murky places that the Equality Act 2010 can't oversee; or should I well and truly "come out", publish and be, potentially, damned?

Psychiatric issues remain in the hazy, murky places that stay under the surface of acceptable illnesses.

And I think that has something to do with these spaces that are not better illuminated in other ways, these murky places that don't yield much to other forms of investigation.

Figure skating exists in a murky place — it's tempting to find parallels to dance.

But she's less like someone seeking clarity than someone fleeing a murky place.

"Below the line at the Guardian is indeed a murky place to sink into," says Ian Copestake, username Copey.

Mr. Yarsky's songs come from a murky place, no doubt influenced by his hard-knock Pittsburgh youth with a severely depressed alcoholic father and a chronically ill mother, both of whom have since died.

"The secondary ticket market is a murky place – think touts, fake tickets and online fraud," says Dingo co-founder Paul Roiter.

To me, the opposition between victim and victimizer is always a murky place.

It happens in the murkiest places.