Sentence examples for murky though from inspiring English sources

Here's where it starts to get murky, though.

The circumstances, again, were murky, though in this case suspicions pointed to a feud within the Bhutto family.

Reports of the events there remain murky, though an American official said this week that armed groups were involved.

The reason behind the change is murky, though some drug makers had opposed expansion of the drug discount program.

The circumstances of his rescue were murky, though Syrian activists said that the group smuggling him into Lebanon had come under artillery fire.

Exactly what athletes are paid is still murky, though, a vestige of the sport's amateur past and the informal nature of negotiations.

The picture gets murkier, though, when that same advertisement prompts high-minded expressions of disappointment from the politician's own supporters.

The issue of this season is much murkier though with NSW halfback Hodkinson still on the books.

What happens in phases en route to post-build is murkier, though.

"Grace/Confusion" (Carpark), the third full-length Memory Tapes release, marks a turn away from bright concision and toward a species of murky sprawl, though these are relative terms: the album clocks in under 40 minutes, and its experimental touches are modest.

Again, slivers of truth work in Putin's favor: Kiev's parliament removed Yanukovych on constitutionally murky grounds, though everyone else has now accepted them; because Senator John McCain and European leaders visited Kiev, it looks like the west really did back those obstreperous radicals.