Ana Marie Cox, The New Republic, 3 Apr.
2023 The recent anniversary of the Iraq invasion has prompted vivid evocations of just how insanely bright-eyed American politicians were to embark on a bloody lark that, even then, had only the murkiest of actual goals. Francesca Ebel, Washington Post, 30 Apr. Chuck Todd, NBC News, Tatarsky’s Agatha Christie-esque murder also adds to a growing list of murky incidents that have fueled conspiracy theories as the war drags on. Photographs Kirsten Luce, New York Times, But with Democrats pushing a clean debt limit increase and Republicans calling for additional spending cuts, the path forward to an agreement remains murky. Recent Examples on the Web Specifics are murky, but a few decades ago, perhaps as early as the 1970s, a retired seamstress named Louise Hirschfeld moved into 1810, a one-room apartment with a bathroom and kitchenette. (16) These large allegorical works, even when seen in person, present difficulties of access due to two sorts of obscurity. (15) Our family in general isn't very close, so there's nothing I can really do about that, and I'm still waiting for the right lady to pluck me out of my obscurity. (14) Liverpool need to beat Portsmouth at home on Tuesday to halt the slide towards mid-table obscurity. (12) Here I am toiling away in relative obscurity in the land that time forgot, and you're bitching that you haven't got the time to write an article which would be printed in the New York Times? (13) There is a way out - retirement and self-imposed obscurity. (11) Anonymity refers to the apparent obscurity of the Net's users. (9) There being no second chamber in Holyrood, why not use Westminster as a kind of House of Lords, where former leaders can harmlessly serve out their twilight days in obscurity ? (10) The aplomb with which he emerged from that obscurity, manipulating the media with consummate skill, allowed the dissemination of Christ's message to gain a new momentum across the planet. (8) It's the salvation of a band nearly lost to sophomore obscurity a rebirth made possible only through a stunning grasp for the humblest roots of American rock 'n' roll. (6) poems of impenetrable obscurity (7) These are the lost poems of the lost modernist, David Jones, a man whose allusive obscurity won him fans like Eliot and Auden but robbed him of his place in college curricula.
(5) Whether or not it would break and send us back into complete obscurity it was unknown at the time - but we knew that this, this night was the beginning of something special. (4) Given the obscurity and perceived difficulty of his oeuvre, he is literature's white whale, Rosebud, and Bigfoot combined.
(3) The album and the artist slid into obscurity, forgotten by all but the few who stumbled across a copy in a dusty cellar. (2) But the film disappeared from sight after that viewing, sliding into complete obscurity and while I never forgot it I also never even learned its name. (1) The city's police began looking for Brown, but when early efforts did not yield success, the case began to slide into obscurity.
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