Sentence examples for a deep fog from inspiring English sources

My brain is shrouded in a deep fog.

Many days, he said, he simply turned off the lights and lay on his couch, covered in blankets, in such a deep fog that his wife was scared to leave him alone.

There was a deep fog, and I was thinking, 'Gosh, I got up at a this early hour, and maybe nothing's going to happen.' But I got there, and I photographed the tree.

Recalling being met by "a deep fog of steam" after entering the room, he said that the place was "filled with diligent men and women, each with a boiling kettle on their desk, steaming open letters".

But everything else about this money is shrouded in a deep fog of mystery tinged with misconduct.

Silhouetted skyscrapers rise from a deep fog, casting shadows at stark angles.

But making an assessment of how Trump would handle regional security issues such as the South China Sea was like "peering into a very deep fog", Langmore said.

On the first truly sunny afternoon on offer since I arrived in London, I chose to descend into a deep American fog.

A morose soundtrack drones throughout, making it feel as if you're lying in the fetal position at the end of a dark tunnel, struggling to hear the delicate notes of a pianist on the other end through a deep, hazy fog.

Deep fog kept the plane's fate a mystery overnight, but its wreckage was eventually spotted along the slope of a steep ridge draped in jungle growth in West Java.

Fog, thaw, mild, deep fog.