The phrase "a sort of fuzzy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is not clearly defined or is somewhat vague in nature.
Example: "The concept of happiness can be a sort of fuzzy idea, as it varies greatly from person to person."
Alternatives: "somewhat vague" or "a bit unclear".
"We could have a sort of fuzzy end to the negotiations".
Also I like to think of the end of the 80s as a sort of fuzzy blur, and so maybe the distinctions between things like "alive" and "dead" were less clear.
Those with too many research interests are seen as suffering from a sort of fuzzy parallelism; a restless unfocused mind, wandering without much conviction, across what must be a confusing intellectual landscape – to them anyway.
So when I saw that Bit-Funk took their classic track "Runnin" and added some warm piano riffs with an extra side of sunshine I was overcome with all sorts of fuzzy wuzzy nostalgia.
It's possible that the remix came to fruition as a result of both artists being signed to the iconic Scottish label Soma which also famously released the duo's seminal hit, "Da Funk"—but Daft Punk's loving take on the track seems like more than a label favor; it's the sort of fuzzy, friendly rework they'd only ever give to one of their heroes. David Garber.
It's possible that the remix came to fruition as a result of both artists being signed to the iconic Scottish label Soma which also famously released the duo's seminal hit, "Da Funk"—but Daft Punk's loving take on the track seems like more than a label favor; it's the sort of fuzzy, friendly rework they'd only ever give to one of their heroes.— David Garber.
While it might tease a dancefloor memory here and there, most of its elements are dedicated to the sort of fuzzy warmth born from a good night in, free of any and all notions of FOMO.
Those were followed by more designs, including tunics and loose pants that looked hand-painted but were printed to look sort of fuzzy around the edges, and a series of finely pleated long white skirts with insets of gold, bronze and black.
"Nice boy," he adds, turning from stern to fuzzy, a sort of Reformation Ozzie Nelson.
Articles like yours in response to Ms. Wilson's admittedly over-the-top commentary provide political cover and some sort of fuzzy acceptability for conditions that should not be acceptable, culturally, socially or politically.
