Sentence examples for murky statement from inspiring English sources

In Paris, the Foreign Ministry released an equally murky statement, asserting that the police in Benghazi had detained five French citizens on Wednesday night, and that "one of them was hurt by a bullet and died during the night in Benghazi hospital".

Try thinking about these bizarre and murky statements from the perspective of a scientifically-oriented government official.

The few public officials with knowledge of the surveillance court's work either censor themselves as required by law, as Senator Ron Wyden has done in his valiant efforts to draw attention to the full scope of these programs, or they offer murky, even misleading statements, as the director of national intelligence, James Clapper Jr., did before a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing in March.

That has left it murky whether Mr. Rosenstein's statement that the regulation applies to Mr. Mueller is legally binding or was more like a personal promise about the approach he would follow as Mr. Mueller's supervisor.

The declarative ring of that statement — along with its murky generality and its gnawing desperation — sums up the mood of the album, the most musically ambitious yet released by Mr. Sheff and his crew.

Navigating the murky waters of hospital bills, insurance statements and medical claims can be jarring.

Endocrinologist Dr Sonia Davison explained to VICE that the role of hormones in the body is murky and hard to make a definitive statement about.

When that was pointed out to Mourdock, he released a statement that got him into even murkier theological territory: God creates life, and that was my point.

While the new steps from DHS are a strong statement on its suspicions, the truth is murkier.

Whether that statement could be admitted in court later remained murky.

His strongest statement on homosexuality can be found in a murky, loosely reasoned paper that he wrote for a church committee in 1991.