We see how the black-and-white rules of engagement become gray and murky.
Coalition Capacities & Priorities, and Domestic Support, are gray and murky, off in the middle of the Pacific.
It was gray and murky -- "That's how it's supposed to be," he said -- and tasted like a liquid distillation of the seashore.
He's making some money — he supports her and her young daughter, Tatiana, when they come to live with him, and is able to get a clean new house for them in a new suburban development, but his purpose and determination are as gray and murky as the fouled water that he probes.
"In the UK, sex work falls under a gray and murky area," says Jet of the Sex Worker Open University, an organization seeking to empower the sex worker community.
Other companies, including AT&T, are still wrestling with the distinctions between security researchers trying to help and those gray hats with murky motives.
Her eyes were murky gray, the color of oysters, with the kind of opaqueness you see in the elderly or the blind.
Under the plate rack on the draining board and at the bottom of the plastic pot for the cutlery was a murky gray sludge.
But the water was: a murky gray, it chopped about the harbor, taunting anyone who might wonder how it calls some to its icy embrace, and not others.
