Sentence examples for murky twilight from inspiring English sources
If A Clockwork Orange taught me one thing, it's that if you want to stand out from the major studios you have to explore that murky twilight zone of taboo subjects and transgressive behaviour that they can't or won't explore.
'South of the Clouds' Directed by Zhu Wen 8 30 p.m. Thursday, Walter Reade Theater; 3 15 p.m. Saturday, Museum of Modern Art A highlight in this year's festival, "South of the Clouds" follows a doleful-eyed 61-year-old, Xu Daqin (a wonderfully understated Li Xuejian), as he embarks on a journey of self-discovery during what initially looks to be the very murky twilight of his life.
Can counterinsurgency, which by its nature involves long, twilight struggles against murky foes, be a lasting legacy for Gates or a viable centerpiece for U.S. policy?
That part of the range has been represented by the Sonata, which was old-school Hyundai, not very good and doomed to a twilight role in murky minicab-dom.
The issue becomes murkier when we consider those trapped in the twilight worlds between normal life and death – from those who slip in and out of awareness, who are trapped in a 'minimally conscious state', to those who are severely impaired in a vegetative state or a coma.
The Surrealists' ideal state for making art was the twilight between wakefulness and sleep, when they would dredge up images from the murky subconscious and throw them onto the page or canvas.
They told me about the sunlight, the twilight, and the midnight zones, the three depths of water, where there is transparent light, then a murky, darkish light, then no light at all.
The accusations evoked the murky world of rumor, claim and counterclaim in which Mr. Litvinenko appeared to operate before his death in November 2006 and raised questions about his role in the twilight arena of competing intelligence services.
