Utiliser "haziness" dans une phrase

1. There was a slight haziness and he could not make out any likely shapes

2. She looked so different from how he remembered her, and Raven knew he recognised her as another person, but in the clouded haziness of the dream, he couldn’t place who she was

3. In the distance could be seen the curtain of shimmering haziness that marked the Boundary, though only the whitish line it made on the surface of the water was very distinct

4. He became aware again of the haziness in the air

5. And I think through my haziness, I can safely say that this connection was above the belt, for once

6. "Helloooo? Are you still there, boss?" I shook off the haziness the best I could and cleared my

7. In the haziness of the alcohol Meme thought with pleasure about the scandal that would have taken place if she were to express her thoughts at that moment, and the intimate satisfaction of her roguishness was so intense that Fernanda noticed it

8. His eyes lost the haziness that marked his journey into the past and the oblivion surrounding it

9. After the door opened, Mitchell noticed through his haziness, a plethora of sadomasochistic-styled, leather attire

10. Through the haziness in his numbed mind, he instantly entered the establishment with a thought of his alcoholic father

11. Fists still raised high in the air, every muscle in its body straining from intense anger- the Oogie shook its head, trying to clear away the fogginess—and then he could hear the sounds of the children’s voices, but the haziness of his mind would still not let it make out what they were actually saying

12. The fresh air had cleared the remnants of haziness from

13. James staggered up, trying to rub off the haziness the dream

14. What was clear, from his departure if nothing else, was that this haziness couldn’t be accidental

15. to be a trick of the candles and the haziness of the old

16. It has come, finally, to this: that not only is haziness, mysteriousness, obscurity, and exclusiveness (shutting out the masses) elevated to the rank of a merit and a condition of poetic art, but even incorrectness, indefiniteness, and lack of eloquence are held in esteem