Sentence examples for rather murky from inspiring English sources

Locals fish in its (rather murky) waters.

Then there is the rather murky issue of ownership.

Much beyond that, Amtrak's future becomes rather murky.

I am sure that, whatever the observed behavior, motivations will remain rather murky.

The rules are an attempt to draw a clear line in a rather murky area: players are supposed to be student-athletes, not paid professionals.

It's too soon to get excited about the hypothetical October games that might turn on an umpire's interpretation of the rather murky Rule 7.13.

It's when Bea's friend Char (Cherrelle Skeete) asks her for help in faking her own blood test that the future starts to get rather murkier.

This evening's events are rather murkier around the edges, but I think we can be pretty hopeful of seeing something we won't have seen before.

Donald Kettl of the University of Pennsylvania points out that when Mr Clinton appeared in Philadelphia after his heart surgery, a crowd of 100,000 people turned up to wish him well.Not so fast, Mrs ClintonBut look a little harder at the state, and the picture becomes rather murkier.

The fake sheikh is simply one of them". While clad in the fake sheikh's rustling robes, Mahmood's scalps have included Princess Michael of Kent, Sophie Wessex, Sven-Goran Eriksson and the drug-taking activities of a range of B-list celebrities, as well as some rather murkier "scoops" such as his revelation of a "plot" by an Eastern European gang to kidnap Victoria Beckham.

Here things are rather murkier for the Humean.