| Like all debates the truth probably lies murkily in the middle. |
| In both l'Edouard Manet's The Absinthe Drinker and Edgar Degas's L'Absinthe the pale greenish glass adds a sick glow to the murkily degraded metropolitan modernity. |
| The decision was announced this morning but even then, it won't be the end of it with both sides talking murkily about taking the decision to the High Court. |
| Enrico Maria Gonzaga stands on the bank of the great river looking at the waters that flow murkily by, without knowing where they come from or where they go. |
| But I stared, amazed by how thick the city's smog was, a brown cloud with only a few building spires murkily visible within it. |
| From that point, the case slowly unfolds somewhat murkily to keep the reader in the dark as to the ultimate denouement. |
