mistily การใช้

• In Ceausescu's Romania the pain was mistily everywhere; all but invisible, impalpable, unlocatable.
• It has vanguard banter, a scene-stealing pair of dancing twins, mistily shot scenes of the Back Bay at twilight.
• The aura stirred sense memory, and we whispered mistily of Valentine's Day dinners at La Grenouille, birthdays at Chanterelle.
• One spot on ORT stars the famous Russian actor and film director Nikita Mikhalkov as a floating astronaut mistily staring at Mother Russia from space.
• The studio, now part of his house, " smelled like wine for five years afterwards, " he recalled somewhat mistily.
• It is when Lifton turns to the reasons that these people lose the self in the totalistic doctrine of the cult that his language becomes blandly and mistily clinical.
• It's what makes people smile mistily at me, as if I'm fading in front of their very eyes while telling knock-knock jokes.
• And while the show went for easy laughs-- a disgusted Caprice spent a lot of time picking " presents " off the carpet-- it ended mistily.
• The Washington crowd craved an administration that would sweep in and have an impact, socially and culturally, in the fashion of the mistily remembered " Camelot " of President John F . Kennedy.
• The producers Gene Feldman and Suzette Winter extend their string of documentaries profiling Hollywood stars with a fond tribute to the movie and television character that, arguably, projected most consistently the mistily hallowed virtues of purity and innocence, the triumph of good and courage rewarded.
• Cogniat describes how Chagall's designs " immerse the spectator in a luminous, colored fairy-land where forms are mistily defined and the spaces themselves seem animated with whirlwinds or explosions . " His technique of using theatrical color in this way reached its peak when Chagall returned to Paris and designed the sets for Ravel's " Daphnis and Chlo?" in 1958.