Sentence examples for murky wording from inspiring English sources
Most of Boxee's video sources are legitimate but many of the service's apps would no doubt fall victim the purposed legislation's murky wording.
Though details are still murky, word of the missing ship has conjured images of the brazen pirate raids frequent in the Gulf of Aden off Somalia's coast.
"That's no way to write policy," said Ms. Jankunis, referring to the use of the what she considers the murky word "reasonable," and who submitted the issue to Community Board 1 in Manhattan as part of a continuing attempt to clarify the law.
He gave a murky 576-word answer.
The Times uses the word "murky" to describe what happened next, and there are many puzzling aspects.
This murky new track "Word$" has the dynamic duo joined by the icey NYC rapper Zebra Katz rapping over off-beat drums and layered synths.
Each word's murky origins, its slips and turns through lexical adolescence, its quiet establishment and subsequent midlife crises, are fodder for wonder.
In his post, Mr. Kessler reported that the picture gets murkier when those words from 2005 are set against other Iranian propaganda: Karim Sadjadpour, an Iranian specialist at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, notes that Iranian government entities began to erect billboards and signs with the "wipe off" phrase in English.
But things get murkier when the word is used to describe specific actions or people.
It's full of words like "sweaty," "murky," and "penumbra".
So who was he to initiate a silly war of words over some murky baseball taboo?
