Sentence examples for to murky from inspiring English sources
adjective
Hard to see through, as a fog or mist.
The play tackled contemporary issues related to murky politics in the Arab world.
In Moral Tribes, we're back to murky metaphors of selfish genes.
While Poland reformed quickly and took in generous Western development aid, Ukraine succumbed to murky privatisations and endemic corruption.
Bukowski's poetry, meanwhile, is a perfect adjunct to murky nights immersed in hardboiled fiction and good — or bad — booze.
It loudly proclaimed its innocence but still paid up.Its international presence is slim but a legacy franchise (from Wachovia) of correspondent banking is also vulnerable to murky regulations.
But the new investigations tap deeper veins: corruption, influence peddling and accusations that public officials are answering to murky networks of power far beyond their institutional roles.
I'd love to be able to bring murky things to light; the things we should all be aware of.
| Seeking relief, banks are shift risk to murkier corners.
The new album, made in a home studio in rural New Jersey, withdraws to murkier sounds and darker abstractions.
Star horses can get hurt or unlucky or they can fail to live up to expectations, which is why the Kentucky Derby picture often goes from murky to murkier.
One goal was to divert murky trading to more transparent markets, and this aim was achieved (see chart).
