Sentence examples for murky dull from inspiring English sources

Nothing is simply black or white; it's all a murky dull gray".

If using propane gas keep your bead high in the flame to avoid murky dull colours.

"We wanted stability, and now we are going to have it -- that murky and dull and boring Russian version of stability which is referred to as swamp or stagnation, and which makes people howl or drink hard".

I am thinking in particular of Lynda Ray's dull, murky encaustics that suggest slices of layer cakes.

With his diction murky and phrasing dull, he sounded uncomfortable in five Duparc songs, and he was strongest in a smoothly winning closing set of six by Strauss.

At one point the score calls for a horn line to be "Mahler-like," but there is little in this dull, murky work to make you think of the master.

His palette was dull, murky even, with only occasional bright encroachments.

You can have dull, brown, murky sound, like mud, and you can have a bright crystalline sound, like a star, over the top".

Sets and lighting are murky, the wistful sighs of the dancing dull.

The paintings these figures cavort in are appropriately murky – a sludge of greys, stunted greens and dulled pinks.

As such, critics say, these parties carry murky expectations for those who attend, often in a raucous atmosphere with sensibilities dulled by alcohol or drugs.