On "Childish Prodigy," which veers from mutant blues-rock to shimmering balladry, Mr. Vile plays a fuzzy-thinking urban poet, weaving together barbs and oblique vignettes in an imperfect baritone.
Many directors have used the it's-all-a-dream concept as an excuse for fuzzy thinking.
In the hands of most of its users, PowerPoint is both an excuse for fuzzy thinking and one of its causes.
And Zuckerberg's blog post has a fair amount of fuzzy thinking on filter bubbles, as you might expect from the chief of an engagement-algorithm-driven content distribution machine.
Indeed, this is a particular case of fuzzy thinking model.
But the "it's all a dream" setup has long been used by dramatists, opera composers and creators of all kinds as a cover for a lot of self-indulgence and fuzzy thinking.
The UK government has published a whitepaper — some two years in the baking — where it sets out its fuzzy thinking in an attempt to move beyond two years of Brexit fudge by squashing its warring factions behind a compromise customs arrangement to try to live up to its promise of a "future relationship with the European Union", i.e. without lashings of fudge.
It's an example of his occasional fuzzy thinking, because players and members of management can live in only one city and it burdens those clubs with 50percentt more road games and escalated costs associated with a second market.
"In that state of mind, they have earned a kind of inoculation against the fuzzy thinking of these weird ideas floating around out there.
This problem is to some extent due to the "Black or White" approach of modern medicine in making the decisions, whilst in the real world and our daily practice we used mostly an uncertain approach, which is called recently as "Fuzzy" thinking approach.
Norman Finkelstein, a political scientist, combs Mr Goldhagen's text for inconsistencies and fuzzy thinking.
