Sentence examples for murky things from inspiring English sources

He could fail to notice murky things going on behind his back.

"Friend of Churchill" isn't knowing shorthand for "corpulent Lords and the murky things they get up to in the bowels of Parliament", by the way, but it should be.

We have Bram Stoker to thank for that, along with their endless association with witches and other murky things of the night but the truth of the matter is, all bats in the UK are interested in is eating vast quantities of insects.

Would you wear a smog ring, or would it remind you of too many murky things?

I'd love to be able to bring murky things to light; the things we should all be aware of.

And here is where things get bizarre: The film, a rigorous and highly entertaining depiction of that murky thing, the choreographic process, is 18 hours long.

"This notion that onion soup has to be a dark, murky thing sealed with rubbery Gruyère is crazy," she said, as she started to convert several onions into a mound of thin slices.

Depression, while a medically diagnosable illness, is experientially a murky thing.

"Thereakeaway should be that we need further research to better identify high-risk groups," Lee said, "and to understand what is it about these particular people that makes them more likely to use this combination, and in turn what makes them more likely to commit suicide".

The economy is growing, but the closer you look the murkier things get.The bounce in fourth-quarter GDP partly reflects the economy's starting point.

The medieval law of entail was one of the most arcane of legalspecialties, and the further one ventures into the question of theNightingale entail, the murkier things become.