Examples of hazy

• She notes the sun came out but that she prefers it a bit hazier.

• The older linkages between rulers and ruled become ever hazier, ever more problematic.

• There's no title; no stipend; no uniform; no official residence; nothing to pin in the lapel; and only the haziest of duties.

• In this the cat watched a woodland scene and a hazy image of branches appeared on the screen.

• Assume that the right to investigate and categorize is not so very far from actual intervention, and this hazy line is where observation becomes active surveillance and discipline.

• The definition of occupations was often hazy.

• What is particularly effective about the format is that it itemises what, for many, is a hazy or even ambivalent concept, and it grounds 'ageism ' in specific case studies.

• The prolonged hazy conditions in the late half of the 1998 drought could possibly mitigate drought severity as the haze strongly reduced the intensity of irradiance and evapotranspirational loss.

• The mood of the work changes progressively from the hazy, languorous quality of the beginning to the busy, manic, and very loud character of the end.

• From my recollection, which is hazy with the passage of time, the price-to earnings ratios of those utilities are more like six than nine.

• I am rather hazy about other points that they are making.

• Many of the reports are drab, with a few hazy graphs.

• There is a sort of hazy mixed idea in regard to the site value.

• I have only a hazy recollection about it.

• The truth is that those who have never served in this place generally have a very hazy idea of how it operates.