Sentence examples for murky said from inspiring English sources

"It's still vague and murky," said one of them.

"In reality, the water is very murky," said Mr. Gili, who coaxed the water to a lavender when printing.

"I agree that off-label use can become murky," said Dr. Keith Horvath, a surgeon at Northwestern University.

"The Australopithecus-Homo transition has always been murky," said Daniel E. Lieberman, a paleoanthropologist at Harvard University.

The global outlook is so murky, said the bank's president, Wim Duisenberg, that lowering rates now might not have the desired effect on economic activity.

"A lot of the law on this is still murky," said Ed Beckwith, a Washington lawyer who teaches philanthropic law at Georgetown University.

"We had to use lots of warm colours as the light here is pretty murky," says Jane.

Along with the "match", the user can then click on what each party has said about each question and can filter according to the issues they care about".One advantage of our method is that we can push parties to clear up positions they've purposely left murky," says Andre Krouwel, who oversees the project.

Microsoft's cross-licences, therefore, are "an effort to portray Microsoft as the protector of intellectual property, while portraying the open-source patent picture as very murky," says Matt Rosoff, an analyst at Directions on Microsoft, a consultancy that watches the firm closely.Microsoft, sick of being second-guessed and always considered the bad guy, bristles at such presumptions.

"The rest of the year is still looking murky," says analyst Robert Wilkes, who follows telecoms for Arnhold & S. Bleichroeder.

Meanwhile, YouTube's position on advertising is a little more murky, saying that only "paid" ads have to meet a series of YouTube's advertising guidelines.