Sentence examples for is more hazy from inspiring English sources

Whether or not that murder was premeditated, which is the criteria required for the death penalty, is more hazy: there is some circumstantial evidence that Mubarak gave the order himself, but many key audio and video recordings that could potentially prove this have been destroyed by regime officials.

And while the outlook for smartphones is more hazy, since the market is so new and most vendors are still determining their product roadmaps, IDC expects the market to surge in 2000 and 2001.

The stars here are not the pin pricks of precise illumination produced by the Zeiss, but are more hazy, calculated points, showing the heavens from another part of space.

The technology singularity is a tangible goal but the multiplayer singularity is more a hazy one-day-when kind of thing.

One thing that is more certain behind the hazy numbers guessing game is that this round finally gives Ola some stability.

The surgical site can become infected; the inner cornea can become inflamed, causing hazy vision (this is more common after surface ablations); and in LASIK or LASEK, the flap can dislodge or become wrinkled.

The court could pursue two routes in avoiding the merits: One was extensively briefed and discussed before today's argument, the other is far more hazy and was not anticipated by many observers at all.

Yvan (Mr. Molina), a younger man with a hazy sense of direction in life, is more propitiatory.

But winning immediately is more important to them than what might happen in the hazy, distant future.

"Dream baby dream, forever and ever," sings Vega in a voice that has been likened to Elvis – though it's more of a hazy drawl, with Vega swallowing his consonants as if he lacks the enthusiasm to let his lips touch.

At least this is what I recall, though the exact details are more than a bit hazy.