Examples of hazy

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We sat on the porch comparing notes about the hazy morning.
In order to pursue this, common practice is followed with differentiating between breeding and evaluation programmes, although the distinction is sometimes hazy.
His very thoroughness prompts reflections of what still remains hazy, either through poor documentation or lack of scholarly interest.
At this point, however, the reader needs no change in perspective to envision "hazy" as a carnivalesque hazing or travesty of romance illusions.
In particular, there is a hazy area in which unfamiliar vocabulary is regarded as essential terminology by some, but as pointless mystification by others.
Criteria based on lifestyle and consumption begin to fail us, and the property/lack of property yardstick is hazy at the margin.
Working systems clarify otherwise hazy theories, and pinpoint where the real problems are.
Rather, such influence was felt through the broad and hazy currents of international conventional wisdom.
There are also other definitional problems making the line between capital and current spending hazy.
However, a service is rather a hazy concept, and the idea of selling a service vaguer still.
The borderline between justification and excuse can be notoriously hazy.
Given the interminable revisions imposed on composers, the 75 per cent was postponed indefinitely to a hazy and uncertain future.
Once this hurdle had been crossed, further clarification of the project, which was still somewhat hazy in the mind of the sponsor, became necessary.
They are nominalised into a kind of hazy aura whose presence consists in its implication.
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