Sentence examples for murky reference from inspiring English sources
She said her murky reference to Robin Hood had been meant as an ironic metaphor but acknowledged that it had been ill chosen.
While Swiss law does not consider tax evasion to be a crime, the August 2009 deal between the United States and Switzerland included a murky reference to "tax fraud and the like" in which Switzerland appeared to agree that tax evasion was a crime.
(There were also murky references to an attempt by the FARC to buy uranium for a "dirty bomb," although these seemed less credible).
Spokesmen often justify the government's murky behaviour by reference to the awfulness of the Tigers.
Probably not in the way you might hope: the song's lyrics carry murky political undertones, including references to controversial alt-right figures like Breitbart editor Milo Yiannopoulos.
It has evolved into a murky and complex story involving the Drug Enforcement Administration, mention of the Central Intelligence Agency, references to gunrunning to the Nicaraguan contras, shadowy informers and a dancing horse.
Mr Schwarzenberg characterised Mr Zeman as a "heavyweight of Czech politics", before saying that his "political views come from the past" (seen by most as a reference to his role in the murky, insiderish politics of the post-communist transition).
Cross-referencing the Super Bowl indicator with a bit of other popular Wall Street lore yields a murky to slightly bullish forecast.
