7.Only " Camille" and " Ninotchka" receive enthusiastic praise-but even Garbo's best films now come across as gauzy melodramas at best, camp spectacles at worst.
9.He sat there, keeping me cradled against his chest. The moon was already up, visible through the gauzy clouds, and his face glowed pale in the white light.
10.The woman Ser Barristan glimpsed peering through the archway from behind a gauzy curtain was naked as well, her breasts and hips only partially concealed by the blowing silk.
11.Indeed, research by Canadian scientists on the actual painting revealed she was wearing a thin gauzy dress popular with early 16th century Italian ladies who were pregnant or had just given birth.
12.I remember her appearance at the moment—it was very graceful and very striking: she wore a morning robe of sky-blue crape; a gauzy azure scarf was twisted in her hair.
13.He looks across the room—the windows that were once only gauzy curtains on a sleeping room for Taft's family on hot nights, the corner now stacked with Leo's old comic book collectibles where Eisenhower used to play cards.