Sentence examples for to be murky from inspiring English sources
verb
To exist; to have real existence.
But the advice continues to be murky for younger men.
Snorkeling is not great, partly because the water tends to be murky.
But a spotlight on the undulating water revealed it to be murky, all gray and green and practically opaque.
Though initially uneasy about entering into what appeared to be murky territory, we decided to investigate surrogacy.
China's dispute with Japan over rare earth minerals continues to be murky, especially because the commerce agency has denied shipments were halted.
The opening movement, a great, slow-moving, inexorable fugue for strings, lacked textural definition: the contrapuntal writing is supposed to be murky, but not amorphous.
Provenance issues in the Cuban cases tend to be murkier than those involving art looted by the Nazi, given the various and obscure ways artworks have left the island.
The specimen's provenance seems to be murkier than the silty waters that once buried its carcass.
After some soul searching, Swanson decided to move forward commercially, but the path turned out to be murkier than the research was.
The path to successful resettlement can be murky, varying from case to case.
But for every mandate where the desired end is clear (eastern Slavonia to be given back to Croatia East Timorr to become independent), others will be murky.
