Sentence examples for a hazy one from inspiring English sources

When Archie and "All in the Family" landed in living rooms in January 1971, the notion of what is today called politically incorrect behavior was still a hazy one; part of the show's scandalousness was that it was educating and defining as it went along.

Again, the historical connection with Zarathustra whom Herodotus also ignores is a hazy one.

The dividing line between foods and medicines has always been a hazy one.

The technology singularity is a tangible goal but the multiplayer singularity is more a hazy one-day-when kind of thing.

The boundary between what we remember as the recent past and what we revere as history sometimes is a hazy one--particularly here in Los Angeles, where our preoccupation with the present can make last year seem like a long time ago.

What is important is that Spinoza draws the line, albeit a somewhat hazy one, between ideas and action.

Roll all these forces together, and the notion of voting is a distant, hazy one in the 79th.

While the future of feminism and the female rapper is still a bit hazy, one thing is for certain: the tides are now changing, and it's time we all acknowledged the groundwork laid before us.

However, Pope[15] argued that "the dividing line between those species with the so-called tridentate or hembeli jaw and those with the quadridentate or stellatus kind of mandible is sometimes a rather hazy one".

Its arena is a hazy, esoteric one that even the brightest thinkers of our generation are hesitant to throw their hats into.

The epidemiology is hazy; one commonly cited statistic is that conversion disorder accounts for 1percentto4percentcent of all diagnoses in Western hospitals.