Sentence examples for hazy knowledge from inspiring English sources
Patriotism doesn't confer many benefits when it comes to tennis, however, because even with my hazy knowledge of the game, I know we haven't provided any actual champions at the All England club in a long time.
Several factors make this a tricky play to absorb: our own hazy knowledge of Croatia's past, the way Štivičić shuffles the chronology and the strange decision in Howard Davies's otherwise excellent production not to label each scene: we deduce the time period from the film footage projected on to the sliding screens of Tim Hatley's set.
Drawing upon my hazy knowledge, this is, as far as I understand, vaporwave, which basically just means "good" and "cool".
When most of us go to the aquarium, we come back with some blurry Instagram shots of sea creatures and maybe a bit of hazy knowledge about the mysterious lives of our marine brethren.
To be blunt, most Britons under 40 have only the haziest knowledge of the empire: history is not their strongest suit.
Over the centuries, as Egyptian history became just a hazy memory and knowledge of how to read hieroglyphs faded away, those obelisks lost their original meanings and became generalized emblems of Egypt -- and of what people wanted Egypt to be.
However, the vision of miRs as successive therapeutic strategy and its clinical relevance in DHD is a bit hazy due to limited knowledge about their role in DHD.
Jacobs' knowledge proved a little hazy.
If Feiffer's earlier stuff -- his strip, and screenplays like "Carnal Knowledge" -- helped define a hazy, shifting era, it's his late-career move into children's books that is, oddly enough, likely to provide his longest-lasting work.
Though her age group's knowledge of the 'olden days' is hazy, they seem entirely clear that different periods had different practices.
Some sportswriters have been somewhat hasty in defining this Games as a Clash of Civilisations when, speaking for myself, their knowledge of ancient history is as hazy as the Beijing sky.
