murkily

The interior of the small house was murkily dark, a single room.

This brought them in the end to a great murkily lit room.

Also, Washington is asking for an election commission, rather murkily.

Sunlight shone murkily on a field that was mostly green.

These images can be crisp and bright or murkily indecipherable.

She could see out, but murkily, as though through a thick glass wall, and all sounds suddenly took on a muted quality.

He snapped it on and sent its rays spreading murkily downward.

That makes them the only tea leaves to read, however murkily, to divine the ayatollah's intentions.

Maggie felt so much like, an intruder in the murkily lighted room that she was blushing.

The negotiators produced a murkily written agreement that the Customs Service was supposed to figure out.

The water closed murkily over Chester's head.

The corridor they traversed was as murkily lit as the rest of the station had been, and empty.

Somehow he got to the largest of the boulders which loomed murkily around, that he might have his back against it.

Offsetting murkily twinkling stars, there was another celestial body, visible as a tiny crescent.

Sometimes even Czerny and Beethoven appear murkily at the end of some lineages.

And still the dreadful stuff rained down, so thickly that the farther side of the Square was murkily obscured.

We never suspected that you would be the ones to fail, she had told Verin somewhat murkily.

The playwright murkily hints at such questions, with a nudge and a wink, as if he is sticking an elbow into your ribs.

Gold and silver and semiprecious stones gleamed murkily in that amber light.

Shades drawn, the Victorian room was murkily lighted; eyeballs shone brighter than its glass or silver.

But it is the murkily decadent ambiance of "Sleeper Cell" that sets the mood.

Torches flared murkily on the revels in the Maul, where the thieves of the east held carnival by night.

It is at times blue and inviting, casting brilliant light and shade or else murkily lit by a blood-red moon.

He saw after a moment that the rain was still beating against the glass, great sparkling drops that washed murkily down the broad panes.

The clarity of her film-making diction is a marvel - even, or perhaps especially, when the nature of the story itself remains murkily unrevealed.