muddy-looking

• “Black (- white) is thrown in because creating black by combining cyan, magenta and yellow is not only inefficient, it also tends to produce a muddy-looking black instead of a pure black.”

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• “A lot of it was coming from the banks of muddy-looking rivers.”

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• “Reyna now stepped forward, handing the muddy-looking elixir to Magni.”

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• “Because of the very shallow nature of the lake, it must be accepted that the area within 100-300 feet of the shore will always be murky and even downright muddy-looking since it takes only a one-foot high wave to constantly churn up the muddy bottom.”

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• “Each morning, a donkey comes and delivers a container of slightly muddy-looking water to the compound.”

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• “If the question comes up about getting rid of the muddy-looking stuff around the marbles, suggest that the children might forgive themselves for misusing their energy, and understand that they did the best their awareness permitted at the time.”

  Simon & Schuster: Nurturing Spirituality in Children

• “(And change that muddy-looking graphic at the top.)”

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• “A lynch mob would have had to chisel half the night to break through those muddy-looking walls.”

  Simon & Schuster: Telegraph Days

• “This enabled me to gain a clear view of a face with a sharp nose, some tufts of light-coloured hair on cheeks and chin, and a pair of small, muddy-looking eyes.”

  Through Russia

• “Ryabinin was a tall, thinnish, middle-aged man, with mustache and a projecting clean-shaven chin, and prominent muddy-looking eyes.”

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