Sentence examples for murky to from inspiring English sources

Again, credentials and bona fides remain murky to viewers.

The firm talks of corporate-governance reforms, for example, but remains murky to the core.

Even its staunchest supporters would accept that its interests appear murky to outsiders.

As even proponents acknowledge, the line between repair and enhancement is too murky to be meaningful.

History moves in broad sweeps murky to its hindsight-deprived actors.

Mrs. Clinton said the situation was still too murky to make a judgment about what to do next.

Once again, when managers aren't fully involved, the mission becomes murkier to comprehend.

"Thousands" of Brits, he says, now have criminal records for being in possession of "extreme" porn images that are far murkier to clarify.

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

One goal was to divert murky trading to more transparent markets, and this aim was achieved (see chart).

Just north, a scuba diver was suiting up to dive into the murky water to inspect pilings supporting a seawall.