The artwork was as hazy as the sounds.
Few parts of her life are as hazy as her final years.
That halo effect, however, is a metaphysical phenomenon that turns out to be as hazy as, well, a halo.
Some sportswriters have been somewhat hasty in defining this Games as a Clash of Civilisations when, speaking for myself, their knowledge of ancient history is as hazy as the Beijing sky.
I think the most we can say is that the question has not been definitely answered..unless you count my mad uncle Eric who after several pints (many severals) would boast of his meeting aliens once... although the details were as hazy as his speech... .. Can speech be hazy?
Still, this book captures the loneliness of both city and artist, and Marek Los, in his picture-book debut, often places the lone musician off to the side, at the edge of a vast and indifferent New York rendered in melancholy sunset pastels or as hazy as mist, but always at a distance.
The future looks as hazy as the downtown horizon at noon: Competition from the Third World is causing havoc with prices, migrant farm work leaves vast swaths of the population unemployed for months at a time and environmentalists seem hell-bent on regulating farmers out of existence.
That's where it gets as hazy as a smoggy summer day in Mira Loma.
Apparently, sometimes the apple doesn't fall too far from the tree, eh? Ecclestone's pre-F1 life can only be termed as hazy.
