Meanings of hazy idea in English

We read things in a book and have a hazy idea of them.

Bauzy had but a hazy idea of her meaning, but he nodded gravely.

He even had a hazy idea of what was going on in the refrigerator.

Her character was guaranteed-notthe hazy idea of a dupe.

He had a hazy idea that, if they ran away, the punishment was severe.

I have some hazy idea of the old legend, but I have almost forgotten what it is.

The mater has only a hazy idea of how things stand, and she's an incurable optimist anyway.

Between these alternatives there is the hazy idea of Home Rule visible in Morley's speech and Gladstone's assumed intention.

However, as soon as day broke we set out with a hazy idea of making our way to Lima.

Of these onlookers not one had any more than a hazy idea of where the vessel was bound and why.

For an instant she had a hazy idea that he ought to be holding a breakfast tray in his hands.

The average man or woman has only a hazy idea what European Secret Service and Espionage really means and accomplishes.

There are others who have a hazy idea that it is a sort of unfathomable mystery intended to amuse long-haired scientists.

The blood, too, appeared to me a fatal symptom, though I had but a hazy idea of everything relating to disease.

I think he had a hazy idea of writing some time to Canada to get in touch if possible with Mother's relatives.

Muhammed's knowledge of Christianity thus consists of certain isolated details, partly apocryphal, partly canonical, together with a hazy idea of the fundamental dogmas.