Sentence examples for was so murky from inspiring English sources
Everything was so murky clear.
And the stage was so murky you could hardly see him or the brilliant band, none of whom he introduced.
The process for disqualifying candidates accused of Baathist backgrounds was so murky that foreign diplomats, United Nations officials and even Iraqi officials knew little about what was happening — and are still in the dark.
Instead he dithered, and then went to the White House on Jan . 2 , 2001to deliver a final answer -- which was so murky with reservations that when the Palestinians had left the room, Mr. Clinton and his advisers huddled to try to figure out what Mr. Arafat had said.
I can't see – 3D films are so murky.
Annie Machon Former MI5 agent "The trouble is that it's so murky at the moment.
But here is why the bill's prospects are so murky.
ReprintsHackney's political history is so murky that identifying the root cause of the malaise is difficult.
Standard & Poor's thinks it is growing, but the market is so murky that no one knows for sure.
No one seems to be sure, in large part because the world of derivatives is so murky.
Anyway, the movie frequently is so murky that it is hard to tell who is who or what is what.
