Sentence examples for find hazy from inspiring English sources

Come midday, we'd emerge from the shady canyons to find hazy sunshine bleaching Anza-Borrego.

Reiter questioned why Beiste was made to look to high school students to "gauge her own desirability", an element she found "hazy and creepy".

Attempts to find these full layouts have failed — memories get hazy over the decades.

The shows in the daytime are less mobbed and offer up intriguing choices: on Thursday, you could find both the hazy psychedelia of Porcelain Raft and College's lush, 80s teen-movie-soundtrack electronics gamely attempting to transcend the surroundings of a pub's upstairs room in the middle of the afternoon.

I can see why someone might find it undeservedly hazy, though I think you have to go into the reading experience as a hater to end up feeling that way.

In the opening scene, when the choristers, playing peasants, take a break from work and find shady spots to rest, you can practically feel the hazy Italian sun.

After that, things get hazy.

Things get hazy.

Having seen large white jellyfish stranded on the sands at Portmeirion last summer, I find the metaphor of hazy, mis-shapen moonlight a brilliantly accurate one.

Mr. Fisher said laws like California's would have made it harder for people wrongly accused of crimes in the distant past to establish their innocence, as witnesses moved away or died, official records became harder to find and recollections grew hazy.

It's sometimes difficult to weed through half-baked rumors to find the truth about hazy trade rumors, but the buzz is that the Minnesota Timberwolves are no longer high on small forward Michael Beasley and they might be interested in becoming dealers.