Sentence examples for misty something from inspiring English sources

Visionary often suggests blurry, misty, something vague.

It was surprising to hear an English politician, especially one as metropolitan as Mandelson, give such a jaunty opinion; because if Scotland was now definitely a nation rather than something mistier and less certain, why shouldn't it be a nation state, like Ireland in the song?

Out of something as misty as mere indecision, Canadian voters have turned their country into a political freak show.

After spending a week in Shanghai, you may want to retreat to a place where the lakes and misty hills look like something straight out of a classical Chinese painting.

But Misty's offering is something else entirely.

Suddenly I felt a misty consciousness as of something forgotten -- the thrill of a returning thought; and somehow the mystery of language was revealed to me.

This eerie evocation of a waltz begins amid misty colors and evolves into something maniacal.

But the snow has taught me something that the misty West Coast doesn't instill in quite the same way: patience.

And look back on the IRA's terror campaign with something less than misty-eyed affection.

Israeli startup ClarityRay says it's not something looming in the misty future — it's happening now, and it's only going to get worse.

Something of the composer's misty elegance and sense of theater is lost in translation.