Sentence examples for hazy presents from inspiring English sources

He acquires players with checkered pasts, hazy presents and promising futures.

What it boils down to on many levels, according to Surowiecki, is that the present is more salient to us than the future is; distractions are appealing because they're fresh, and future benefits are hazy while present costs are vivid.

Milk procured and tea downed, things clear up, just in time to delve into the hazy, confused world presented in "Martha Marcy May Marlene". As writer and director, Durkin took his turn leading the young creative collaborative of Borderline Films, the production company he started with his NYU film school friends, Antonio Campos and Josh Mond.

The public record, including intelligence and other materials from court cases and military hearings, often presents a hazy picture.

This infant presented with hazy bilateral corneal opacities on the initial newborn exam.

A frustrating result is that the playwright's idea of the relationship between past and present remains hazy.

With its leadership largely composed of members of the African Zaghawa tribe, and reportedly supported by dissident Zaghawa military officers from across the border in Chad, the group presented a hazy list of grievances against Khartoum, most centering on the political and economic neglect of Darfur in general and of the African tribes in particular.

In "Stretch (A Fantasia)," her new political comic drama, Susan Bernfield has imagined Ms. Woods, played by Kristin Griffith, above, observing the 2004 presidential election, meshing past and present from the hazy viewpoint of an old woman who epitomized loyal servitude.

It is for all these reasons that on a hazy morning in March, I presented myself at the office of the chancellor of the madrasa, a mullah named Samiul Haq, in order to enroll myself in his school.

May also present as a "hazy" appearance of anterior segment structures when viewed with low power magnification of the slit lamp.

Schools often present feminism as a hazy historical concept revolving around women jumping in front of horses and generally outraging the sensibilities of upper-class gentlemen.