murky , auch: mirky , auch: murk old use

The result is still the murky green she first saw years ago.

And murky cases seem more so in the middle of the night.

In a few minutes, all he could see was murky light.

The water was murky, and soon they were lost to view.

Key issues like how far she could go in school were left murky.

At their sound, a deep voice cut through the murky air.

It was like trying to look through dark, murky water.

It was as if he were looking through murky water.

There is nothing murky, however, about what must happen now.

But the light they gave was both murky and limited.

I wanted to be the tough guy with a murky past.

The water was murky but clear enough to see the bottom.

From this position she could see through the murky glass.

As a result, several areas of the case remain murky, the officials said.

Others, including the defense lawyers, say the evidence is murky.

Yet the issue of just what is a conflict can get murky.

By day it is a fast current of murky water.

There are a lot of murky, complex issues in the law.

"How come the picture the teacher got was so murky?"

Such a murky area, I have trouble even thinking about it.

The details of his decision not to do so are murky.

But how much the companies have to report - and when - is a murky subject.

With the trees gone, this would be a more or less open body of murky water.

But here is why the bill's prospects are so murky.