murky
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the sky was murky and a thin drizzle was falling
dark and gloomy, especially due to thick mist.
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The gravestones were barely seen through a thick layer of 'murky' fog that encompassed everything it could get its claws around.
The St. Mary's River is a wide channel of dark 'murky' water.
In the 'murky' world of seventeenth-century espionage and plotting, casual brutality was all too common fare.
Among the many 'murky' questions surrounding the killing is the mysterious background of the assailants.
The film's attitude to these questions is 'murky' at best.
If the past was 'murky' , the future looks even more so.
ON A rain-lashed November day two years ago, a pleasure barge sailing up the River Hull clipped a large object, hidden beneath the 'murky' waters.
At the pier, he described a stringy plant floating in the 'murky' water as a weedy species that had escaped from aquariums.
A series of 'murky' killings by both factions have taken place over the past year, calling the ceasefire in the region in question.
You breathe in and your lungs fill with a 'murky' mist that threatens to choke the life right out of you.
The event highlights the 'murky' grey area that exists for Hong Kong residents who get caught up in legal troubles on the mainland.
This language of the plain and the crystal clear conceals the fact that we navigate in 'murky' waters.
As part of a training exercise they waded into the lake looking for remnants of a bridge that has been hidden beneath the 'murky' waters since it collapsed in the 1960s.
Some grain and sometimes 'murky' shadow detail are the only real flaws, but despite them the film looks very nice.
It wasn't dark, just the 'murky' light you get from storm clouds.
But the 'murky' secret of a dead girl and the politics of the pair's ultimate estrangement is difficult to work through.
These and other questions quiver in an atmosphere ever more 'murky' with suspicion, doubt and fear.
We don't see any flashbacks to the gory details, but the script makes it plain that this is a man with a 'murky' past, who has indeed used his position to exploit his female students.
Growing up in Cold War Australia in the 1960s, I was vaguely aware of this 'murky' family past, though it was rarely talked about.
The sharks were circling me slowly in the dark, 'murky' water.
Much of the image is washed-out and dark scenes are 'murky' with poor shadow detail.
The water was so 'murky' I could not see anything but dark shapes.
Dark, cold and 'murky' days are a plenty and can be expected from now until Christmas and all outdoor activities in gardens can be expected to cease.
The view from here is not as dark and 'murky' as it was when I gripped the door handle of my car, practically paralyzed with fear and horror.
Look out for the wooden houses on stilts along the riverbank, in which many families still live, using the 'murky' water of the Chao Praya for everything from drinking to washing.
Then, as the 'murky' water recedes, it leaves behind slush and debris that could take weeks to be cleared.
Infrared is particularly effective for penetrating thick, 'murky' regions of space and revealing what lies beyond.
The economic models for interactive TV services are 'murky' and obscure in the best of circumstances.
Peering down into the 'murky' water, I sensed that something terrifying lay beneath the surface.
Those crisp winter days have gone and left a 'murky' grey sky…
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