Sentence examples for hazy position from inspiring English sources
The ostensible front-runner for the Republican nomination, Mitt Romney, took a deliberately hazy position on last week's crucial House debate, preferring to flunk a test of leadership rather than risk alienating either side.
Last week, after a call from Mr. Bush, Mr. Fox appeared to wobble from one hazy position to another on the forthcoming vote in the United Nations Security Council, where Mexico is one of six undecided nations the United States needs to assure that the resolution passes.
It's just a hazy, hazy place.
Voters seemed to be haziest about the candidates' positions on free trade.
Your legal position in midair in mid-Atlantic transit is hazier.
Flynn's report is a sweeping indictment, arguing that intelligence officers and analysts in Afghanistan are "ignorant of local economics... hazy about who the powerbrokers are... and disengaged from people in the best position to find answers".
But in practice I find most can rattle off the five freedoms of animal welfare, but are pretty hazy on enshrined women's rights, like the right to hold elected and appointed government positions.
Aug. 22, 1982, would have been just another hazy, humid, light-wind afternoon on Manhasset Bay except that finally I stood on the water, positioned my sail, and navigated to a buoy a few yards away.
Turn the conversation to the would-be candidate's policy positions, however, and it becomes clear Mr. Catsimatidis's stances on issues facing the city are somewhat hazy.
