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Britishness was a hazy notion here.

But even when "dating" is a hazy notion for sixth-graders, the conversations can feel squirmy and self-conscious.

Despite their close relationship, Bush had only a hazy notion of what role a national security adviser should play.

If you liked electric guitars but hated heavy metal and had even a hazy notion of what Derrida was about, it was a marvellous time.

I had a hazy notion that he was a corporal, or a lance-corporal, but it is made quite clear that Hitler had no command over anyone; and he is referred to throughout as "Private Hitler".

Behind this was a hazy notion of rolling back time to an Ottoman nirvana of what might have been if Ataturk and the Young Turks – neither much troubled with democracy – had not existed.

It's harder still when one learns that Samuels himself seems to have only a hazy notion, at best, as to what kind of counseling services prisoners have access to, if any.

I had a hazy notion that he was a corporal, or a lance-corporal, but it is made quite clear that Hitler had no command over anyone; and he is referred to throughout as "Private Hitler".

With such missions, the Special Forces officers are doing what United States troops abroad have regularly done: imprinting images of America on a people who might have only a hazy notion of the nation and its principles.

Unflattering comparisons are a well-worn campaign tactic, and many Americans have only a hazy notion of the tea party movement.

However, they have, in general, only a hazy notion of the population risk of breast cancer and their own risk in relation to this.