Sentence examples for utterly hazy from inspiring English sources
The overhaul in 2012 was rammed through parliament in terms precise about the saving to be achieved, but utterly hazy about how it was to be done.
His 2012 overhaul was rammed through parliament in terms that were precise about the saving to be achieved, but so utterly hazy about how it was to be done that by 2013, in the face of chaos, the government slammed on the brakes.
The opening passage in Myles Palmer's excellent, utterly besotted book The Professor, published in the hazy glory days of 2001, captures the shock of first contact.
There's something utterly compelling about the contrast between the precision of the task and the hazy, computer-generated flow of images.
And his fiction certainly has a hazy, hallucinogenic quality, as if following the trajectory of a drug trip: luminous, allusive, utterly illogical.
Four long, hazy, sun-kissed days on Zighy Bay and I have to admit to being, perhaps predictably, utterly smitten.
This Hermès collection looked utterly sophisticated, from its double-breasted flannel overcoat to the ultimate in social nostalgia: that now-forbidden cigarette smoke curling as a hazy print across the front of a sweater.
Regulation is still hazy.
What followed remains hazy.
