Sentence examples for foggy about from inspiring English sources
Ms. Caruso still seems foggy about his income streams when she becomes pregnant.
The narrative grows more elusive, as if the puppet had become foggy about the distinction between reality and fantasy.
"What their system is for picking people, I am foggy about — and they want it to be mysterious, I'm thinking".
In fact Gina's foggy about a lot of things: how, why and when the critical events in her story take place.
(I get, for instance, to be with people who aren't composers of experimental music)." Sadowski admitted to being "a bit foggy" about the origins of Cage's interest in mushrooms, but Cage himself left hints.
Even those Americans who are as foggy about World War II as the makers of "Pearl Harbor" know intuitively that it was fought over something more blessed than the right to guzzle gas.
Bringing in Henry Cavill for the Napoleon Solo role vacated by an injured George Clooney and Armie Hammer as his Soviet counterpart Illya Kuryakin, Ritchie looks to have beefed up the action quotient – presumably in an effort to grab the attention of the target youth audience who won't have the foggiest about the 60s TV original.
"Many of these are talented scientists who don't have the foggiest about how to work in industry".
They didn't have the foggiest about how utterly, unfathomably absurd they looked, and that's what made it so beautiful.
The collision occurred in extremely foggy conditions about 8 a.m.
In a blog post this year, Peter Fleischer, Google's global privacy counsel, discussed the subject under the headline, "Foggy thinking about the Right to Oblivion".
