Sentence examples for seem murky from inspiring English sources

Dubuffet's claim to have tapped a universal creative wellspring can seem murky.

In short, if Albany's present workings seem murky, the past is often a black hole.

Other aspects of Carr's life that seem murky, such as her lack of male companionship, get papered over.

Here in Chechnya, truth is elusive and what, precisely, drives these women, and how they are recruited, seem murky.

And yet, for all that solid information, the natural world can still seem murky, unpredictable and downright scary when it roars into full-throated chaos.

Evolutionary science is thriving right now, he found, but changes in the funding landscape make the future seem murky, for evolutionary science and other basic-science fields.

Still, such cases seem murkier than those with a money trail.

If the truth, as Mr. Ryan then said, was that the system was broken, answers seem murkier now: Is it fixed?

Second, and perhaps more importantly, at a time where the motivations of politicians seem murkier than ever, Baron Noir allows us the briefest of peeks into their heads.

Compared with Karajan, who had a cat burglar's grace, his precursors seemed murky and spastic.

The exact origin of Baumkuchen, like that of so many other food specialties, seems murky.