Sentence examples similar to murky text from inspiring English sources
At least this one doesn't have a murky text-messaging history.
Haste can also lead to bad bargains or murky texts.
If Rudolf Ditzen – Fallada's real name – had a career that was murky and problematic, the texts of his novels are just as problematic.
There is a series of texts and confused, murky phone calls.
The claim is examined in detail by blogger Richard North, who shows that the statement, repeated in a qualified way in the IPCC Synthesis Report (which summarizes the three working group texts), has a murky scientific basis.
Mark Schilling from The Japan Times praised Odagiri but criticized the film for being "a text too tangled and murky for the uninitiated to easily penetrate or parse".
The rituals are often opaque and the story often murky, undermined by the awkward, unsophisticated narrative text projected on a scrim.
With scrims and video projections, redundant onscreen narrative texts and filmed images of a murky, blood-stained lagoon, the setting was more or less 15th century.
When texts evoke fog, both performers descend into murky glissandos.
Told through "vintage" graphic ephemera, the text relates that the author, a man of murky origin, disappeared in August 1915.
