Sentence examples for a fuzzy recollection from inspiring English sources

In America, with perhaps a fuzzy recollection of Sir Walter Scott's novels, the word has a noble ring; in the Middle East, where historical memories run much longer, it has other connotations: bloody massacres of Muslims, Jews and Byzantine Christians.

I also have fuzzy recollections of a time when being a good speller was a valuable thing in and of itself.

These days, you can't open a magazine without being bombarded by the fuzzy recollections of the cast and crew of important movies of our -- or more likely an aging editor's -- youth.

I. P. Kaminow, "Amnon Yariv 75 Celebration: Fuzzy Recollections," CalTech, Pasadena, CA, April 2005.

As Janny Scott and I wrote in 2005: Some studies relied on children's fuzzy recollections of their parents' income.

If the Internet somehow "forgot" this information, I would only have the fuzziest recollection of that day.

Development of recollection: A fuzzy-trace theory perspective.

A fuzzy dog seeks inspiration.

He walks a fuzzy line.

It's a fuzzy path.

That is a fuzzy forecast.