Sentence examples for turn murky from inspiring English sources
Ensembles and choruses quickly turn murky, with clashing vocal lines and clotted orchestral textures.
The pond, fed by the Seine, can turn murky, but the slow-moving carp don't seem to mind, nor does the otter that surfaces from time to time.
Its sound has depth, body and resonance but retains a wonderful leanness and focus without the throbbing intensity of many European orchestras, a richness that can sometimes make warmth turn murky.
I can see BP easily handling the first $20 billion in spillage expenses, but then the numbers turn murky.
With the loss, the Jaguars' postseason prospects turned murky.
The line between catering to soldiers and exploiting them sometimes turns murky.
Bud Selig, the baseball commissioner, is similarly not worried that he secured a cushy deal when the long term is turning murky for Fox.
Week after week this fall, a new political drama has turned murky realities into compelling entertainment, a vivid and blunt illustration of Japanese politicians in ways they have almost never been shown before.
We are advised to keep the champagne on ice and the polished turd in bubble-wrap, because Rotten Tomatoes extends back only so far as 1999, beyond which the water turns murky and the titles less familiar.
Though his players eventually caught up with his propulsive tempos in the Gloria and the "Et resurrexit," the rush of sounds turned murky in the chapel's reverberant acoustics.
The orchestra played with appropriate grit and soul, and Yefim Bronfman was predictably a strong pianist in the concerto, though his fingering and pedaling turned murky at times, especially at the outset.
