"hazy cloud" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a situation or landscape when a cloud is not clearly visible due to a lack of definition. For example: "The setting sun cast an orangey glow on the hazy cloud that hung over the horizon."
A hazy cloud cover hung over the surprisingly green fields, still lush from heavy spring rains.
David Cameron is a hazy cloud of charm and platitudes: no matter how hard you peer into him, you cannot find anything solid to focus on for long.
Each is a marvel of texture, drawing from the aching moans of screw music and the sexual impulses of early 1990s new jack swing, all buried in a hazy cloud that's part too-cool affectation, part bleeding-out puddle.
A huge landscape (pictured bottom) by Luc Delahaye in 2001 shows a hazy cloud of smoke hovering over an Afghan field a perversely bucolic view snapped moments after American forces had bombed Taliban positions in the area.
Ween's audience overlaps somewhat with the world of jam bands, and you could see that by looking at the crowd — or, more accurately, by looking at the hazy cloud that hung above it.
To date the Weekend, from Toronto, has uploaded three songs to YouTube — "What You Need," "Loft Music" and "The Morning". Each is a marvel of texture, drawing from the aching moans of screw music and the sexual impulses of early 1990s new jack swing, all buried in a hazy cloud that's part too-cool affectation, part bleeding-out puddle.
Indeed, much felt eternal: the rise and fall of the sweeping, vaguely Tuscan vistas — rigorously terraced hills, pocked by low stands of banana trees and an occasional towering eucalyptus, with farmhouses clinging to the slopes, and every so often an imposing red brick church on the summit, its bell tower cut against a hazy, cloud-spattered sky.
For "The Merchant of Venice," directed by Daniel Sullivan, Mr. Schreier's music is thick textured and lush, with multiple overlapping elements: choralelike chords, melodic bits, hazy clouds of harmonies.
And, despite the hazy clouds of cannabis smoke filling the venue, it presented a pretty clear picture of how the stoner class might socialize in a future when marijuana use has moved more mainstream – right down to having a proud gift-bag sponsor, Los Angeles-based lifestyle brand Photo/Genics + Co. whose product line includes a $42 hashish-scented candle.
And, despite the hazy clouds of cannabis smoke filling the venue, it presented a pretty clear picture of how the stoner class might socialize in a future when marijuana use has moved more mainstream – right down to having a proud gift-bag sponsor, Los Angeles-based lifestyle brand Photo/Genics + Co. whose product line includes a $42 hashish-scented candle.
And jumped-up Lex Lugerish trap and hazy 140bpm cloud rap loops sum up con-man Billy Bad Ass' sleaziness for Urban Fashion Week.
