Sentence examples for a hazy idea from inspiring English sources
Fourth, officials have only a hazy idea of where the real need is.
It conveys only a hazy idea of what his, or any, back looks like.
With only a hazy idea of what literary agents actually did, I found my experience valuable.
But I have only a hazy idea how she feels about political speech, which is far more important.
Scientists have only a hazy idea of how it went from wild rodent to unwanted human companion.
The Tory leader provided only a hazy idea of how this would be paid for he wagers that his party's reputation for fiscal rectitude makes that unnecessary.
("Nice" is a vague sort of word that tends to indicate indifference, disinterest, or ignorance). People for whom the words Harvard or Princeton conjure up pleasant images of leafy campuses and sweater-wearing intellectuals usually have a very hazy idea, at best, as to what MIT is all about.
It has some hazy idea for a cross-operating system of destiny – but that's just back to the same old grand vision.
Yet the team had a hazy, crazy idea that belayed its humble dorm-room beginnings.
Margo has hazy ideas about finding herself, and thinks she can be found in southeast Asia.
Her program notes referred to hazy ideas of birth and consciousness, but the 25-minute work, strikingly handsome at times, was in the end beholden to its technical elements.
