The new Dylan recordings include a fast, desiccated version of "Cold Irons Bound" (which appeared in a much murkier form on "Time Out of Mind"), an inscrutable, deadpan jaunt through "Dixie" and a heavy, raucous new version of "Down in the Flood," from "The Basement Tapes".
In instances in which the risks seem too great (military action against Iran) or the payoff too murky (some form of military intervention in Syria), Mr. Obama has repeatedly held America's fire.
The Amu Darya, a wide and murky river, forms the border between the nations, and so far the Uzbek government has refused to let aid pass over the only bridge.
And of course that third is bound to grow rapidly if it is allowed to remain murky while other forms of compensation are dragged into the light.
Working toward the centers of raw plywood panels, he layers grisaille glazes over loose, swirling pencil lines, creating murky depths, serpentine biomorphic forms and tension between illusory dream space and the raw immediacy of paint and wood (Johnson).
Was Ms. Costa's piece "La quiescenza del seme" ("The Sleep of the Seed"), in which she repositioned her naked form within increasingly murky water, naming something specific, queer or otherwise?
Twenty hours afterward, the dust reached Sacramento, four hundred miles north of Bakersfield, in the form of a murky haze that hung in the air for another day, stinging the eyes and noses of the residents.
While many policy ideas have murky origins, vouchers emerged fully formed from a single, brilliant essay published in 1955 by Milton Friedman, the free-market godfather later to be awarded a Nobel Prize in Economics.
In a wonderful instance of form reflecting content, the murky ambience of Hill Street merged with an authorial ambivalence towards its flawed cops.
For an instant as they filed in a long, single line onto their jet, the soldiers formed silhouettes against the murky glow of fog-shrouded runway lights.
