Sentence examples for hazy ideas from inspiring English sources

Margo has hazy ideas about finding herself, and thinks she can be found in southeast Asia.

With only a hazy idea of what literary agents actually did, I found my experience valuable.

Fourth, officials have only a hazy idea of where the real need is.

It conveys only a hazy idea of what his, or any, back looks like.

But I have only a hazy idea how she feels about political speech, which is far more important.

Scientists have only a hazy idea of how it went from wild rodent to unwanted human companion.

The Tory leader provided only a hazy idea of how this would be paid for he wagers that his party's reputation for fiscal rectitude makes that unnecessary.

Yet even political junkies have a hazy idea of what the man who may be the next president is actually like and what he really stands for.

Research by the National Army Museum has revealed that despite the fame of the battle, many Britons have only a hazy idea about where or when it was fought.

Although Mr. Russo has only a hazy idea of what Mrs. Beetar looks like, he said he fell in love with her compassionate soul.

They have but a hazy idea of when and by whom the insurgency was planned, how many dedicated fighters and foreign fighters it involves, who they are, or how much support they command.