Sentence examples for turbid and from inspiring English sources

The extreme growth of phytoplankton under these conditions makes the water turbid and less suitable for bathing.

The American wrote an article in the Times Literary Supplement in 1914 lumping Wells in with a generation of authors producing "affluents turbid and unrestrained".

To muddy, from the metaphor of beclouding clear water with earth, thereby to make turbid and obscure vision, now has the extended sense of "to confuse".

Along the continental coasts, southward-flowing currents prevail, which strengthen markedly in the winter monsoon period, when the water is cold, turbid, and of low salinity.

And upon all the mountains of the earth the snow and ice began to melt that night, and all the rivers coming out of high country flowed thick and turbid, and soon - in their upper reaches - with swirling trees and the bodies of beasts and men.

The cells were grown till they become turbid and confluent.

It is slightly turbid and hard in nature.

The water is turbid and slightly hard in nature.

When the reaction temperature reached 320°C, the initial transparent solution became turbid and brownish black.

Furthermore, the urine may be turbid and have an unpleasant odour.

The solution turned turbid and slightly gelatinous and the fluorescence previously observed for the CdSe QDs disappeared.