Sentence examples for becoming hazy from inspiring English sources
When an eye is removed or a person dies, the cornea soon loses its transparency, becoming hazy; this is due to the taking in of fluid from the aqueous humour, the cornea becoming thicker as it becomes hazier.
As they hit the thin outer atmosphere they noticed it was becoming hazy outside as glowing plasma formed around the spacecraft.
Now that the Republicans have taken extremes like "self-deportation" off the table and legislators like Bob Goodlatte, Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, are toning down previously harsh rhetoric on citizenship for undocumented children, the party distinctions on immigration are becoming hazy.
Yet the line is quickly drawing a distinction between a rise in the elderly population due to better survival and a deliberate search for survivorship and longevity, although such research into the genome and molecular cell biology is rapidly becoming hazy.
Hazy visions of "healing" and "not becoming the hate we hate" sound dangerously like appeasement.
Can anyone still recall the hazy afterglow following the presidential election -- that orgy of premature self-congratulation about suddenly becoming a "post racial" society?
Weak land titles and hazy lines between customary and state ownership can result in local peasants being booted off their land and becoming impoverished, they say.
"Blind Mouth Singing," a strange, beautiful play by Jorge Ignacio Cortiñas, is set in that hazy place between the person you are and the person you want to be, or could be, or are in danger of becoming.
Regulation is still hazy.
