Sentence examples for really murky from inspiring English sources

And here, things get really murky.

"These situations are not really murky," he said.

The really murky issue is that of securing legal sanctions for the war.

Then things got really murky.

* The authors state that the evolution of consciousness is a biological problem: This is stepping into really murky grounds as it raises a tricky philosophical question of consciousness as in qualia.

Is this film really as murky and modern as it thinks it is?

Sometimes, I'll paste part of those articles into the Hemingway App, just to see if the article really is murky… or if I just need another cup of coffee.

There's really nothing murky about that.

On the first day, the batsmen fought really hard, in murky, damp conditions, and had let no one down in reaching 120-4.

But the new SEC rules do not define "acting in concert," and the case law is very murky; no one really knows what this critical phrase means.

It really should roll back into the murky darkness, but somehow sticks on the incline.