Sentence examples for murky gloom from inspiring English sources

But in the view from the altar toward the entrance -- a vast span of more than 500 feet -- the cathedral's huge rose window seems to float in the murky gloom.

Campanella's film found an intriguing noirish possibility in the world of the Argentinian junta: the idea that regular, common-or-garden murders couldthemselves be made to "disappear" in the murky gloom of state oppression.

He pulled her body against his, asked her name, "Call me Requiem," stroked his fingers across the young creature's breasts, then another line: "Your thighs have the allure of a vodka bottle... .. before disappearing into the murky gloom of the slimy, sticky crowd.

White murky gloom has enveloped the city, bringing a pungent smell of burning.

Because I refrain from turning on and off lights on Shabbat, the mounting darkness threatens to instill a murky gloom on the empty house.

It is that X-Files murky menace and gloom that is lacking in this, though.

The music in the Ring is so sublime not even the ridiculous mythology, amateur philosophising, or murky proto-fascist gloom can detract from its splendour.

"We know about your 'pea-soupers'," they would say, conjuring images of ye olde England shrouded in Dickensian gloom, happily ignoring the murky haze outside their own classroom window (then more often caused by sand storms than coal-burning power plants).

This cold-war world is a murky one, where good and evil are indistinguishable in the gloom.

Huitlacoche, or corn smut, combined with queso añejo makes a fudgy, murky stuffing for fried pastry flutes, and grilled asparagus only deepens the gloom.

So as much as Saturday's victory lifted the veil of gloom that has hung over the team, the big picture remained murky.