Foggy used in a sentence

Foggy in a sentence as an adjective

"What did it for me was a bit of foggy nostalgia one day.

You're just trying to exist in this apathetic, foggy cloud of pain and vague guilt.

The terms are deliberately foggy in a way to protect Instagram.

I know it seems crazy that I'd forget such an important decision, but it was a very chaotic time with a million details, a lot of which are foggy to me now.

We can make different, more informed, and generally better tradeoffs than we're currently making by viewing this broad category of software through such a foggy lens.

Other than the very foggy, subjective and certainly doubtful argument of "but Zuck is smart, he'll figure something out".Which is a logical fallacy called argument from ignorance.