Sentence examples for hazy term from inspiring English sources

Evangelical Christianity is a slightly hazy term.

And they must be able to show that their failure to disclose the account was not "willful" – a hazy term that may turn out to be difficult to apply.

Blended with some hazy terms like "alt-left," it became politically useful to the right, and certainly to the president.

Apple's lack of communication and hazy Terms of Service may cause the App Store to stagnate, as developers become wary of creating something truly innovative only to have it rejected.

In hazy terms, they mention retraining and job placement programs, or tout redevelopment schemes and unproven estimates of the number of high-paying jobs clean energy itself will generate.

One such experiment, called MAQRO, hopes to test fundamental features of quantum theory and perhaps search for subtle effects in a quantum picture of gravity – something that physicists can so far see only in the haziest terms.

With the Moody Blues, and in his solo material, Hayward is a voice of yearning romanticism and high idealism stated in the haziest terms.

In the rendering for his World Trade Building, the rest of the landscape of Manhattan is drawn in hazy, generic terms — with one very specific exception on the left drawn with a harder edge.

But it all seems kind of hazy in terms of implementation, especially as rivals GM and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles appear to be lapping Ford when it comes to advancements in future mobility and creating value for shareholders.

In N.C.A.A. parlance, "lack of institutional control" is a hazy, almost undefinable term.

If today's energy markets are hazy, the long-term picture is less so.