mistiness

For a moment there was a mistiness in her eyes, then she recovered.

There were perhaps a score of these, but in the mistiness I could not make out their outlines.

Then, a hundred yards away, there was a mistiness on the grassy surface.

He nodded, thought he detected a mistiness in those eyes.

As it approached, a mistiness that formed became a crucible.

A mistiness in the air made the Milky Way invisible.

The mistiness seemed to well from the maid's eyes, but perhaps, Emily thought, she was being fanciful.

He saw little for a mistiness clouded his vision.

But a nebula glows with a faint mistiness; they are so.

They held hands and slipped into the mistiness and back to the Table chamber.

The mistiness again appeared in the air, and became a globe, a globe of brown.

A mistiness grew suddenly before it, a spinning misty globe of blue light.

Shaking his head to clear it of the mistiness left from his trance, he looked about him.

A gauzy mistiness to proceedings that very much makes it fine late-night listening?

It is as if the mistiness allows you to see only what they want you to see.

From the wall, coming through it, came a mistiness that solidified as it flowed across.

Here, as then, a mistiness checked the gaze.

An odd translucency, a mistiness or cloudiness, enters the process.

The chilly mistiness of the summer in England was, indeed, frequently remarked, though more with resignation than surprise.

Not black, but filled with a claret mistiness.

O'Leary crept close to the edge, looked down a vertical face that disappeared into mistiness.

The sea was green and shone like dark jade with some of jade's intangible mistiness.

He still could see to the end of the cul-de-sac when he lifted his head, although there was a mistiness across the scene.

Dirty-white eyes, murky around the large, dark pupils with a mistiness that makes them look even more secretive.

Behind us was a green mistiness.