foggy的示例

• Discussions of these issues are often prolonged and complex ; theories about ' supervenience ' cast light on the issues for some and make them increasingly foggy for others.

• Foggy conditions and so on would have to be taken into account.

• What the future holds is tragic and very foggy.

• The enemy will sow tares by night and in foggy weather, and we must sweep them up by day.

• He said such an innovation would be of immense value especially in foggy weather.

• I believe that a light rein means going into some kind of foggy mist in which none of us is very clear.

• In the cold foggy weather it was very difficult to repair them.

• I had an instance of that one foggy morning.

• My statement was that this clause is a miasma of foggy verbiage, because the phraseology is loose and inaccurate.

• On the previous occasion we were discussing this matter it was a foggy night, and we were trying to see invisible arguments about invisible exports.

• They know that unless it is a frozen foggy day the market figures will not drop low enough to allow an intervention buying price.

• In foggy weather the petrol was ignited and the intense heat dispersed the fog sufficiently for an aircraft to land.

• I accept, of course, the statement that in foggy weather there is always extra strain and responsibility on all forms of transport, rail included.

• We should almost have to avoid the risk of foggy weather, and also the new factor of aeroplanes.

• I think that these frontiers will prove to be extremely foggy and indistinct.