Sentence examples for growing hazy from inspiring English sources

But our relationship to clouds is changing, growing hazy.

The world around me grew hazy.

The Seattle skyline appears and grows hazy.

The room, snug as a ship's cabin, grew hazy with smoke from frying potatoes and Merle's cigarettes.

If history is any indicator, the line between national security and suppression of dissent grows hazy in times of conflict.

The sand begins to look fluid and the light grows hazy from the sand particles in the atmosphere.

Even if their own metaphysical beliefs have grown hazy, parents may still feel a deep compulsion to impart to their children whatever they learned in their youth.

Once inside, however, the line that normally separates the concrete reality of architecture and the fantasy world of film quickly grows hazy.

Not terribly illuminating, perhaps, but a wry revisiting of all those great Woody Allen moments that are beginning to grow hazy in the memory.

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.

If some of his students might eventually grow hazy on who burned what during the draft riots, how Boss Tweed feathered his nest or which neighborhoods were destroyed by which Robert Moses road projects, few ever forget the bike tour, which ends at dawn in Brooklyn Heights.