Hazily [adverb]

After any patches of fog, mist and low clouds burn off in the midmorning, we may again see some hazy sunshine.

Less than a week later, residents on the East Coast and Europe noted hazy skies as the smoke drifted on the winds.

Terminal 4 operations have been placed “on standby” until air demand returns—but the future of air travel remains hazy.

Conley’s comments Saturday and at a follow-up briefing Sunday have combined with other conflicting signals to yet again provide a hazy and misleading picture of the president’s health.

As you can see in the table below, the polling picture on who Americans trust to handle China is pretty hazy.

To him Marie appeared hazily as another camper who helped fill the car—and his pocket—and was not at all hard to look at.

Dully, hazily, he stared at it with his red eyes, with the faint feeling of a duty neglected.

I leaped to my feet, and a few minutes afterwards the mainland came hazily into view.

"If you were rotten enough for that, I suppose she could appeal to the magistrates for an ejectment order," replied Percy hazily.

A couple appeared looming hazily through the smoke, and at another call labored heavily over the broken ground to him.