Sentence examples for Got fuzzy from inspiring English sources

But things have got fuzzy lately.

The justices were interested in the lawyers' views about where his or her argument got fuzzy and made their questions more difficult by asking the lawyers to grapple each other's contentions.

Though Obama was crystal clear on Tuesday that there can be "no real recovery unless we clean up the credit crisis," it was telling that he got fuzzy when he came to what he might do about it.

Mr. Capasa bonded the two ideas into one — so a classic single-button blazer finished with a hem of woven wool, a city coat in Gotham gray had a panel of knitwear emerging out of its front or, more familiarly, a car coat got fuzzy mohair sleeves.

"With two outs in the sixth, he just got fuzzy".

After David pitched the guitar things kind of got fuzzy for me.

Instead, they got fuzzy promises about the work they would receive - and little or nothing in writing.

With AT&T agreeing to buy T-Mobile USA for $39 billion, the future of Sprint Nextel just got fuzzier.