Sentence examples for slightly murky from inspiring English sources

His palette is remarkable: rich olives, storm-cloud blues, and slightly murky but appealing shades of raspberry and grape.

The girls tell their mother about their trip: the burning sand, the slightly murky water, the gentle, disappointing waves.

Carcetti's office: a noisy homeroom, as Royce employs slightly murky tactics to put off his rival, sending the DPW to dig up the road outside.

7.04am: Sky have just shown some slightly murky footage of David Cameron, in a black open-neck shirt, denouncing the government from Conservative HQ last night.

What was "actually there" remains slightly murky in this nonetheless compelling documentary, which Gibney built from the fragments of his ruined Armstrong-comeback film.

The light striking the distant horizon seems to be absorbed by the field, giving it the slightly murky, misty feeling of early morning.

"This is L.A., it's a slightly murkier city here".

The end of "Luck" might end up being only slightly less murky than the completely confusing and untimely end of "Deadwood".

Cross-referencing the Super Bowl indicator with a bit of other popular Wall Street lore yields a murky to slightly bullish forecast.

Jan Radzynski's Mazurka No. 2 (2008) sets a fluid top line, with a slightly exotic melodic turn, against murky harmonies through which you hear distant hints of Chopin.

The penis-faced keyboard basher takes in everything from vocal effects, murky synth experimentation, and slightly aggressive audience encouragement all dressed like a minor character from the David Bowie starring Labyrinth.