Sentence examples for truth is murky from inspiring English sources
While the new steps from DHS are a strong statement on its suspicions, the truth is murkier.
Churchill crowed in Parliament that the previous land expedition had cost the Treasury £6m about £120m ($220m) in today's money; the RAF had done the job for £77,000.But there were hints even amid the glee that the truth was murkier.
And the truth is indeed murky.
As for trapped people calling from cellphones, the truth is similarly murky.
The truth is as murky as George's photographs, which have a regrettable tendency of fading to black soon after development.
But the truth is rather murkier there, too.
"Despite Sen[ator] Cruz's repeated statements that the legal/constitutional issues around whether he's a natural-born citizen are clear and settled," he told the Guardian by email, "the truth is that they're murky and unsettled".
His role is murky and evidence has been destroyed, so the truth likely never will be known.
