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    What does "being in 50 shades of grey" mean?

    Question #128048. Asked by aussiesalute. (Nov 27 12 1:33 AM)


    dumbzebra

    		It is a way to describe the complexity of a subject. Where some people only may see two sides to a subject or situation, there may be many more ways to look at it instead of just "black or white". Hence, something like a trial or action by someone could have 50 shades of grey when you examine it. There could be many ways to view it.

    Nov 27 12, 7:49 AM

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