Sentence examples for hazy figures from inspiring English sources

On display at the d'Orsay is the large version from Boston, in which hazy figures standing amid gun smoke evoke generic news reports of distant disasters.

Hazy figures now had names and personalities, smiles and glances that I had seen in a dozen other films: John Malkovich, Nigel Havers, Miranda Richardson.

The important thing, in any case, is to develop a familiarity with this music and these hazy figures, and the Conifer collection will provide as good a start as any.

The mild-mannered ophthalmologist we know as Miriam's husband remains such a hazy figure that their marriage is incomprehensible.

Though his reign saw the apogee of the imperial idea in medieval Spain and though he won notable victories against the Moors, he remains a somewhat hazy figure.

Since most of Kleinman's interactions with a healthy, fully present Ginger are reported in summary, with little direct dialogue, she remains a hazy figure.

The connection between music and contemplation of the universe goes back to the very beginning of musical and scientific thought in the west – with the historically hazy figure of Pythagoras, who is credited with inventing the idea that music and the cosmos are governed by the same mathematical laws, causing the universe to vibrate with the "music of the spheres".

Because, like home mortgages prior to the 2008 crash, Freddy's loans have been sold and resold, Francisco isn't even sure to which company he owes this hazy figure, ProPublica reports.

A sense of claustrophobia and helplessness is present in other work, too: three children shiver on a doorstep in one painting of the same year; military helicopters on combat operations and the hazy, anonymous figures of uniformed personnel are regular motifs.

In the simulated experiments, a hazy image is selected, as shown in Figure 2a.

For the simulated experiments, the original hazy image with a size of 140 × 250 is shown in Figure 2a.