Sentence examples for hazy to from inspiring English sources

Even the taste of wassail is a bit hazy to many who grew up with it.

A UTV (untickable view) refers to a sighting too fleeting or hazy to be counted.

My memory is hazy to be sure, but didn't you solve that situation?

At times, the stops have been hazy to even Judge Scheindlin, hearing the case for more than a month now.

The lines between cheating and fair play, the movie suggests, are hazy to the point of being arbitrary.

That's not to say it's not there, but it's hazy to see where to find what you need.

In October and December, its radar system is to penetrate the hazy atmosphere to map stretches of the surface topography.

Here the walls are lined with paintinglike clouds of color (actually computerized neon) that slowly change from hazy blues to greens, or from oranges to magentas.

Thoreau's purpose is to reconcile us, after centuries of hazy anthropocentricity, to Nature as it is, relentless and remorseless.

This is partly because the currently-available epidemiological picture is hazy due to differences in study designs, population profiles, access to healthcare, and registration methods.

Although, since, according to McClellan, Bush "has a way of falling back on the hazy memory to protect himself from potential political embarrassment," who knows?