Sentence examples for murky terrain from inspiring English sources

Mr. Blanco's death highlights the murky terrain between two extremes in fatal shootings involving the police.

He understood the murky terrain he was traveling, and he took steps to protect himself.

Indeed, anyone trying to trace a path through the murky terrain of recent history will stumble over another embarrassing possibility.

Bruce Bartlett, a supply-side economist, tax expert and former adviser to President Reagan, is among those best equipped to help navigate the murky terrain.

The film is meant to be unsettling, and it's certainly a vivid depiction of the murky terrain of the adolescent mind.

Fleetingly, these tales venture into murky terrain, as when Lester Burnham (Kevin Spacey) finally sees the vulnerable young girl behind his sexualized fantasy of the cheerleader Angela (Mena Suvari).

But when it comes to the murkier terrain of our sense of self, we are all well served by a small dollop of delusion.

In the case of a politician like Morrison, the trade off becomes even more problematic, veering into murky moral terrain.

It was with "Sawdust and Tinsel" (1953) that he took his initial step into murky autobiographical terrain, and his soul-searching and his cinematic language brilliantly coalesced for the first time.

In spite of the murky legal terrain, defense counsel attacked the slow pace at which the government has released internal memos, contact information for witnesses, and unaccounted for interrogation logs.

What makes Sympathy such a standout in its approach to social media is a move way from Black Mirror-style satire and, instead, a smart and lyrical evocation of that murky emotional terrain between our online and offline selves.