Sentence examples for murky stuff from inspiring English sources

Like all murky stuff, it is liable to strike people as dangerous or unreliable.

Because there is, to extend a tenuous metaphor, a good mugful of murky stuff beneath.

Gazing at early Van Gogh, at that murky stuff from the mid-1880s, you thirst for some signs of style - and there are none, or none that count.

Yes, it's morally murky stuff, just like all the other big Golden Age of Television stalwarts such as The Wire, Mad Men, The Sopranos and Breaking Bad.

This is, after all, a project that cost approximately $800 million, not including the extras tossed in by the city and the tax breaks and all that murky stuff.

Autonomy delves in the murky stuff of search: unstructured data inside companies, including voicemails, Word files and videos.

Huitlacoche, or corn smut, combined with queso añejo makes a fudgy, murky stuffing for fried pastry flutes, and grilled asparagus only deepens the gloom.

Clearer cut, too, with good 'uns and bad 'uns and less of the murkier stuff in between.

It's certainly an intriguing meeting of cultures; what even the most anglophile American audience will make of stories so steeped in the murkiest stuff of late 20th-century British history remains to be seen.

Murky, mesmerising stuff.

"Parapsychology wants to look at all this murky seance stuff in the bright light of day with scientific methodology," she said.