Sentence examples for hazy saying from inspiring English sources

These sound like important findings, but when asked for details the administration becomes hazy, saying it has sources to protect.

"It's all a bit hazy," said Witchard.

"He conducts much of his business by way of meetings without making notes and his memory of what occurred at such meetings is somewhat hazy," said the judge, Mr Justice Longmore.

Details are hazy, says a World Health Organization (WHO) representative in Geneva, Switzerland, but at this point the cause looks like a "very bad human error," in which a strong muscle relaxant was administered instead of the measles vaccine.

She is quite elderly now and her memory is getting hazy," said Adam in a telephone interview.

Authorities decided to sell all units that are not related to A.I.G.'s insurance business after the federal government took a controlling stake in exchange for capitalizing A.I.G., Mr. Udvar-Hazy said.

"The growth in overall global passenger traffic remains at or above our expectations, and we continue to see steady demand for our aircraft," Udvar-Hazy said.

In this election, it's much hazier," says Smith. "After Nigel Farage resigned from UKIP there isn't a candidate for these cyber-savvy far-right supporters to rally around.

What happened next is hazy, Badach says.

"There was total dust, everything was hazy," he said.

The origins of doubles luge are hazy, Maybee said.