Sentence examples for murky thinking from inspiring English sources
Playing with color, he washes "Bellflower" in a warm orange that soon heats up, and lets grime spatter the lens to accentuate Woodrow's increasingly murky thinking.
I would argue that it's really this aspect of Newton's thinking - the murky interface between his scientific theories and his religious belief - that enables our own clarity.
Although McMahon's own political thinking seems a little murky, she's hung her hat on the conservative post, energizing a base in a state where the right wing has little to get enthusiastic about.
Without thinking, she picked up the murky water glass, drank from it.
Try thinking about these bizarre and murky statements from the perspective of a scientifically-oriented government official.
What were they thinking?" Norquist is an expert on the murky area where money and politics intersect.
I am thinking in particular of Lynda Ray's dull, murky encaustics that suggest slices of layer cakes.
Even at this stage, there is much that remains murky about Obamanomics, beginning with the President's own economic thinking and continuing on to the relationship among his various advisers.
I watched the cluster of green mushroom bits swirl into the tea, thinking of how the fate of my morning rested in its murky depths.
If it's any comfort, Reyna concludes that this distorted judgment is the ironic consequence of a cognitively advanced style of thinking, an intuitive style perhaps more suitable for finding meaning in the murky world of spies and counterspies.
