vaporous

Lady Constance exclaimed, clapping her hands and whirling her skirts in the vaporous air.

Movie scripts, like vexed suitors, struggle to pin down a vaporous lover.

In Malofeev’s subjugating hands, Janácek’s vaporously evocative “In the Mists” became “In the Thick, Disorienting and Blinding Fog” and led, without a pause, into Liszt’s doomed and drummed “Funérailles,” creating an extraordinary sonic vista.

“Whatever’s wrong with me, I will take to bed,” Cain begins in a slow, vaporous falsetto.

Loftus regarded so-called recovered memories as concoctions “spun not from solid facts but from the vaporous breezes of wishes, dreams, fears, desires.”