Sentence examples for foggy concept from inspiring English sources
International law – a foggy concept since law had always stemmed from domestic power – became subject to definition-creep.
Now, 15 years of 'Internet Governance' are being dumped into the dustbin of history, along with the "multistakeholder" narrative and its foggy concepts like the "equal footing," which tries to make corporate votes equal to state votes in Internet matters.
As I layer the image, or deconstruct it, the original concept becomes that bit more foggy and, I think, if something is not easily readable or understandable at a first look, it can create a sense of unease or confusion in the viewer.
If everything will be streaming digitally, does it matter what the source is? Mind you, this concept is coming from the foggy, middle aged, drug abused brain of a performer with no more than a high school education and a very dim understanding of the technology (me).
Since The Foggy Night is a work-in-progress, Kim intends to visually refine the concept.
