Sentence examples for to hazy from inspiring English sources
adjective
Thick with haze; somewhat obscured with haze.
The concept of lived-in clothes went from a sweater with a nonchalantly slipping shoulder to hazy versions of rich burgundy or ginger colors.
A ghost-hunting team was leading a six-hour tour of the hotel, which is said to be home to hazy phantasms and glowing orbs.
With its taped voices, electronic sounds and soaring soprano vocalises, and with styles ranging from quirkily angular to hazy, this imaginative 26-minute work is sometimes downright eerie.
Behind the voices, the music shifts from 80s action-movie love theme to short-circuiting electronic noise, to hazy slow jam – and back again.
Even if governments can overcome political opposition to "selling the family silver", the privatisation expert Professor William Megginson says they face an array of hurdles ranging from a simple lack of interest in unattractive state assets to hazy ownership rights.
Her program notes referred to hazy ideas of birth and consciousness, but the 25-minute work, strikingly handsome at times, was in the end beholden to its technical elements.
The researchers tweaked four climate change variables: increasing temperatures, changes in global vegetation, the dimming of the sun due to hazier skies, and higher concentrations of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
To read "The Virgin Suicides" is to succumb to a hazy linguistic daydream.
They're the sort of songs that seem to belong to some hazy collective memory.
I am in the habit of going to sea whenever I begin to grow hazy about the eyes and to be overconscious of my lungs.
But the views out the windows stole the show: north to a hazy Empire State Building and immediately south, to the ground zero construction site.
