Sentence examples for look hazy from inspiring English sources
To complicate things, their scenes look hazy and speckled, like clips of archival footage.
Most of the grays look hazy, but weak shades of green give an impression of cool gray.
"The borders look hazy". To me, the whole image looked patchy and hazy a blur of pixels but he had obviously seen something unusual.
Behind the lenses of his black-framed glasses, his eyes look hazy, like pennies at the bottom of a wishing well.
Wes was designed to look "hazy" and about 17 years old.
Even before this week the 80-year-old's succession planning looked hazy.
On Wednesday, the air looked hazy for the third day in a row here, with air quality ratings in the mid- to upper-80s.
(In both cases there is a whiff of hypocrisy: Berkshire dabbles in derivatives and it was recently forced to write down holdings that regulators deemed overvalued).Even before this week the 80-year-old's succession-planning had looked hazy.
Each play begins behind a scrim, the characters looking hazy as a turn-of-the century photograph; it's as if you're looking into the past, into a diorama of that bittersweet moment when war still seemed glorious even though the death toll was staggering.
Even indoors the air looked hazy, he says.
