Sentence examples for murky quality from inspiring English sources

A murky quality shrouds the ambitious "Dissolving Anchor," which also includes film by Janusz Jaworski.

"Understanding the murky quality of politics here is not easy to do," Mr. Verma said.

Contemplating the inexact and sometimes murky quality of an artists' expression may be frightening to some viewers, reassuring and encouraging to others.

There is a murky, "Casablanca -like quality to sport at the moment.

Most importantly, she wants the government to demand transparency of price and quality from this notoriously murky industry.

Mr. Metinides's black-and-white shot of the corpse suspended underwater, just above the murky pool floor, has the otherworldly quality of those grainy photographs astronauts sent from the moon.

The increased risks were relatively small, and many people on the review committee of 33 criticized the quality of the conflicting and murky data on which they had to base their decision.

But while the quality might be a bit murky, the content is, hopefully, worthwhile.I believe this was the first - and possibly only - time the pair were interviewed together.

The illumination is murky, and the dampness gives it a pearly quality.

The Post also had a piece about the "elusive" quality of corruption in Afghanistan, featuring " a murky pyramid of Afghan subcontractors".

One thing is certain, though: Even under the most mentoring-friendly interpretation of NIH's rather murky rules, NIH investigators have no real incentive to provide high-quality mentoring.