hazily

Not three weeks ago I wrote about two developments that hinted, if hazily, that the long arc of our debate over guns might be trending toward rationality.

The more hazily optimistic Conservative strategists might throw in Harry Kane lifting the Euros in Berlin in July.

But her character is a touch too hazily constructed.

Trump is out there promising to "root out" the "vermin," a group so hazily and expansively defined it could encompass everyone who voted against him.

Engineers, physicists, chemists, designers, coders and other specialists work on what is described rather hazily as a "mix of artistry and engineering".