Sentences with phrase «only hazy»

I get frustrated by studies that give only hazy reference (for this layperson) to problems but fortress their contentions on the comparison of the observed results with modelled results.

if you are pretty sure you're writing genre but have only a hazy grasp of the concept there are two books I strong recommend picking up:

I would like to say I approached the research and writing of The Incarnations in an orderly and systematic manner, but the truth is that I pretty much began researching all of the narratives at once, with only a hazy idea of how they would be structured into a novel.

In the new DVD release featuring commentary by Huyck and Katz, they claim to have never seen Carnival of Souls and Huyck has only hazy memories of once seeing Night of the Living Dead, which is possible as their commentary and overall oeuvre doesn't indicate they care much for the horror exploitation genre.

Earlier studies gave only hazy images of their structure.

«Even Democrats likely to vote tend to have only a hazy knowledge of who's running,» and mail helps articulate a candidate's message.

As long as the law maintains only a hazy line between, on the one hand, verifiable allegations of fact and, on the other hand, expressions of opinion, speakers and writers remain unsure about what they may and may not say.

Notwithstanding all that archeology has done for us, and the careful reconsideration of accepted positions in study of the Pentateuch, it still remains that as historic source material the Pentateuch is at its best only hazy - and we have no other for the religion of Moses, except such light as subsequent events can reflect upon it.

Although Townsend had convinced Mexican officials of SIL's standing as a bona fide scientific institution, as a college dropout he had only a hazy idea of what was required to fulfill this.

Most corporate teams have only a hazy notion of what they're trying to achieve.

Our forebears, whose lives were contained by cultural and geographical horizons, had only the haziest knowledge of people who lived in other countries, and could afford to ignore them completely — as we can no longer do.

Not exact matches

Since benefit corporations have only been around since 2010, the process is still somewhat hazy.

Public relations seems to be a hazy subject for many business owners, and it is only getting hazier.

Entitled «Inside Michael Ferro's secret content monetizaton engine, «Jon Regardie's piece plumbed what he surmised to be the finer points of the «content monetization engine» strategy Ferro has outlined only in hazy ways so far, and only to a journalist in his own employ («Tribune Publishing Chairman Michael Ferro says Gannett is «trying to steal the company»).

The APEC summit has only just ended, but like the return of hazy skies over Beijing, clouds of uncertainty surrounding the regional forum have again drifted overhead.

«Neglected Christian truths can be revitalized only when by prayer and long meditation we isolate them from the mass of hazy ideas with which our minds are filled and hold them steadily and determinedly in the focus of the mind's attention.»

, but they have only very hazy ideas about what the Church really says on human dignity, the value of each one of us, the beauty of human love, the value of authentic family life, the mutual companionship of men and women.

Outside of Him, we can only get a hazy glimpse.

Infants can only see things about 12 - 18» in front of them at first then their site gradually improves to see further, so during this period of using the Baby Jogger City Mini Stroller the baby might only see his / her mother as a hazy white or dark figure without actually recognizing, or connecting with the mother.

After three hours in the car, the jagged contours of the Fresno metropolis appear stark against a clear sky — but only because the cold air had pushed the hazy, gray smog below the horizon, Nadeau explains.

Meanwhile, on hazy Titan, Huygens and Cassini found an Earth - like landscape of rivers and lakes filled with liquid methane — the only liquid bodies found on the surface of moon or planet in the solar system, except Earth.

Until the present study, demographic inference was based on only three Aboriginal Australian genomes; one was derived from a tuft of hair (taken from a deceased individual), and the other two from cell lines whose provenance is somewhat hazy.

By contrast, due to Titan's thick, hazy atmosphere, the global map of Titan's topography is extremely fuzzy, showing only the broadest features.

But current analysis methods can only re-create a crime scene story in hazy detail.

Someone once gifted me a betta fish for my 8th birthday, and although my memory of the event is a bit hazy, I can only imagine that my reaction was THANK YOU BUT I REALLY WISH THIS WAS A PUPPY.

In one episode we see the hazy beginnings of Walt's transformation, and the following seasons only improve on the quality of television on display here.

In its current state, it's somehow both too little and too much, and only eagle - eyed audiences will likely pick up on the implications, while plenty of viewers will wonder just what Cooke and McEwan were trying to telegraph through three hazy, undercooked scenes.

The opening 30 minutes is an overdirected mess of bright lights, quick cuts and hazy visions that's meant to simulate the effects of Langdon's amnesia but only proves to be incredibly annoying.

Cadillac makes a big promise in touting a more than twofold increase in fuel economy, but right now that's a hazy claim: Fuel economy estimates aren't yet available for the conventional CT6, and the eventual rating for the plug - in variant will be in MPGe, a testing method which takes maximum advantage of electric - only driving range before switching over to petrol power.

He is clearly damaged goods and it shows with not only with his drug and alcohol abuse but through the occasionally hazy and double vision events we witness as narrated by him.

Take Fuck Painting # 7, in which coitus becomes reduced to a (sexual, or perhaps entirely platonic) mingling of brushstrokes, a fact that is only intensified as a result of the hazy, atmospheric airbrush technique.

Moody, elegant layers of paint achieve a hazy, bruise - like effect and are only occasional overlaid with scratchy marks.

It was only after the addition of Ms. Weatherford's now - signature neon contours to her hazy abstractions — an aesthetic drawn from the smoggy yet electric aura of Los Angeles — that this artist's popularity shot into the stratosphere.

I'm still hazy on the mechanics of exactly how it forms, but I provisionally accept that large scale motions which transfer heat via mass transfer don't happen, the oceans aren't boiling, and it is thicker than LWR can penetrate... so: conductive transfer is the only way heat can get through it from below.

Back in the hazy days of July and August, the eco-newswires were dominated by stories about «record - breaking» arctic ice extent — even though it wasn't record - breaking, and the record is only 30 years long.

It's a constant struggle for me just to keep the leading edge of IT from dropping over my horizon, and even then I can only make out the haziest outlines of what's happening.

As for quirks, while we could nitpick here and there — the screen can occasionally look just a tiny bit hazy when contrasting dark scenes with natural light — the M65 - EO's only real performance issue is one we see with virtually every LCD / LED TV that employs a VA panel: Poor off - axis performance.