Sentence examples for become hazy from inspiring English sources

Yet amid all the outrage, details have become hazy.

Memories, of course, have become hazy, and at least one key prosecution witness has died.

Our memories have become hazy; this is what the Depression has faded into.

They become hazy about their life, preferring to maintain an air of fantasy, more fitting for their lyrics.

"I suppose a little bit of my motivation is setting the record straight, clarifying something that has become hazy.

Later the conjunctiva appears to have grains of sand embedded in its tissue, and blood vessels grow into the cornea, causing it to thicken and become hazy.

Sid always referred to the darts as a boy scout jamboree with beer and as I reached drinking age – about 14 in Sid's book – the memories become hazier and more blurred.

Dmitry Medvedev, Russia's president, tweeted and blogged about modernisation, while Vladimir Putin, Russia's prime minister and the other half of the tandem, pulled the strings, drove anything that moved and posed for cameras as he prepared to stroll back into the Kremlin in 2012, this time for two six-year terms.But in recent weeks the picture has become hazier.

Each one -- especially the ones I know will become hazy-edged memories: the way his mittened hand still reflexively reaches up and grabs for mine.

But from thereon, the story of this great Indian port becomes hazy.

These sound like important findings, but when asked for details the administration becomes hazy, saying it has sources to protect.