Sentence examples for opaque foggy from inspiring English sources

About 380,000 years into its 13.8-billion-year history, the universe shed its opaque foggy cape of plasma and radiation and began to glow, evidence of which is known because of the Planck satellite.

It began with the development of the phenomenological equation of transfer at the start of the century, designed to treat the passage of light through foggy opaque atmospheres.

Heavy fog — in essence, a cloud at ground level — is not uncommon this time of year, but it was so dense that even fog-hardened Britons used Twitter (where #foggy was a trending topic) to share photographs of the opaque vapor.

Becoming foggy.

Foggy heads.

Foggy days?

Flew into foggy London.

Foggy, pretty, menacing.

It was incredibly foggy.

"A Foggy Day".

"Often opaque".