He reminds himself that it is the lower air which is turbid with storm and thunder; the ether which spreads around the stars is never vexed and darkened by the tempest. "Roman Society from Nero to Marcus Aurelius" by Samuel Dill

An immense influx of science, of thought to make the science living, of new terms to express the thought, takes place, and a band of literary workers appear of power enough to master and get into shape the turbid mass. "A Short History of French Literature" by George Saintsbury

They may, if their reading extends, perceive, that it has been the main turbid stream in old Mammon's train since he threw his bait for flesh. "One of Our Conquerors, Complete" by George Meredith Last Updated: March 7, 2009