Sentence examples for strange hazy from inspiring English sources

And yet, back in Ireland, Eilis knows that if she were in New York it would be Enniscorthy that seemed like a "strange, hazy dream".

"Impolex," the story of a young soldier wandering the woods after World War II in search of unexploded German weapons, was inspired by Thomas Pynchon's "Gravity's Rainbow," but the stubbornly strange, hazy movie, despite evoking something of the book's hallucinatory mood, is no one's idea of a literary adaptation.

Youth is altogether more assured, although nonetheless strange – a hazy meditation on love and death interspersed with weirdly melancholic celebrity cameos.

Mr. Muhly's musical world in this work is dreamy, hazy and strange.

You haven't even had a joint but the sheer power of saying "Technix 'n chill" over and over and over again is making you feel absolutely battered on spoken word and you're wandering down internal avenues and everything's going very hazy and strange.

There's a strange energy that orbits the city—hazy myths, and strange characters that Pedigo speaks about excitedly, but is nevertheless hesitant to relate in explicit detail because he'd rather not upset the small community of folks in the town where his wife was raised.

"Blind Mouth Singing," a strange, beautiful play by Jorge Ignacio Cortiñas, is set in that hazy place between the person you are and the person you want to be, or could be, or are in danger of becoming.

The resulting images, a strange fusion of digital and analogue, look fantastic a wonderful, hazy blur of of chemicals and binary.

Brian MacDevitt's lighting is hazy throughout the piece, which is accompanied by a strange potpourri of contrasting classical and contemporary scores by Schubert, Gavin Bryars, Busoni and William David Brohn.

As a young dreamer, I sat and gazed at those hazy islands and wondered if they were even real and, if they were, did some strange tribe act out pagan rituals on the high ground?

First it brought her a hazy, enervated heaven, occupied by a distant Father and Son, and now it's brought her a strange, possibly heretical heaven, occupied by two vaguely divine men.