Sentence examples for murky tendencies from inspiring English sources
Rightly, such murky tendencies have riled the sensitivities of revolutionaries and ordinary Egyptians, as well as vast swathes of Mubarak loyalists and disillusioned Morsi voters, producing a curious alliance of political all-sorts on the streets in opposition to the president.
Indeed, for all the songs' murky tone and tendency to collapse into ragged fragments, they rarely stint on tunes: Northern Whale and The Bunting Song are particularly lovely.
In other pieces, the beat would drop out entirely, as the three players traded echoey sounds around an unheard pulse - but like much of the music based on echo-repeat technology, those pieces had a tendency to grow murky rather than eerie.
The truth is as murky as George's photographs, which have a regrettable tendency of fading to black soon after development.
Unfortunately, they did not provide for sufficiently strong supervision of this formidable and far-flung intelligence operation — to check the well-known tendency of all such agencies, operating in secrecy and under murky rules, to abuse their powers.
Justice in Cambodia is a notoriously murky affair, darkened by a tall cloud of allegations about the government's tendency to interfere with the judiciary.
Intentional or not, the fuzzy quality of the exposition compounds the tendency of the screenwriter, Nicholas Shakespeare, who adapted his own 1995 novel, to indulge in a murky allusiveness.
Although his populist political sensibility has a tendency to round off all the character edges, he brings a nice clarity of vision to the murky ethics of the hard-boiled school.
