Sentence examples for and a fog of from inspiring English sources

We walk outside and a fog of nostalgia comes over us.

Southern California has fallen into a funk on the field and a fog of uncertainty off it.

Much of what ensued that holiday weekend is lost in the mists of history and a fog of controlled substances.

It was almost impossible to walk without stepping on a piece of wood or a pile of rubble, and a fog of dust hung so thickly in the air that it had begun seeping into other parts of the building through the vents.

It was then that stars and galaxies were starting to light up vigorously in larger and larger numbers and that a fog of hydrogen that had enveloped space after the Big Bang fires had cooled mysteriously dissipated.

Just a week after Ellie and their son came home from hospital, and despite a fog of sleep deprivation, Steve says the expense and the invasive procedures were "absolutely worth it".

In its most dramatic moment Mr. von Richthofen grabs a tree and amid a fog of smoke, plants it inside the front window like the flag of a conquering hero.

She said she walked outside and into a fog of smoke: "You couldn't see the neighbor's house next door".

It's like an archetypal theme and there's a fog of war – you don't want to know who is alive or not.

Bannon had arrived in Alabama, by his own account, "unkempt and unshaven"; he tends to appear, these days, wearing layered button-downs underneath a blazer and cloistered in a fog of his own hype.

This mandate finally acknowledged that crimes against children should take priority over bureaucratic church policies that served to cloak rogue priests and bishops in a fog of ecclesiastical evasion.