Sentence examples for hazy definition from inspiring English sources
This hazy definition lets officials use their power as representatives of the state to displace villagers on the urban fringe.
But many disabled people have fluctuating conditions, with improvements and setbacks; and some at times could meet this rather hazy definition, even if they subsequently move outside it.
One elderly man said that officials had threatened them with violence if they refused to leave their villages.No tree-huggers permittedAnother factor is the hazy definition of who owns rural land (see article).
Anyway, "Live Today" can feel like the triangulation of all these data points: it's an album of clear convictions but hazy definitions, which is partly the point.
As the final credits rolled, I turned to Hesmondhalgh and told her I'd been watching the Rovers regulars since 1964, with hazy low definition memories of Ena Sharples before that – and the conclusion to Siege Week was some of the best Corrie I'd ever seen.
And because of our hazy temporal definitions, we rarely refer to our recent decades by name.
In high school, I was a devout agnostic, with a tight, if hazy, grasp on the definition of the term.
And in recent years, the label néo-vigneron has been such a commonplace term in French real estate marketing that the definition has become hazy, even being used to describe professional operations that be may new to France but certainly are not new to winemaking, like the well-known Napa Valley company Clos de Val, which has bought in the Languedoc region.
As indicated by No. 4, the White House's definition of "middle class" is a bit hazy.
Regulation is still hazy.
