Sentence examples for appearing fuzzy from inspiring English sources

Lure him into debates that leave him appearing "fuzzy and indecisive" and out of his depth when asked for "specific views on major national issues".

The party's campaign messages appear fuzzy and disjointed.

It provides stunningly crisp detail compared to the World Imagery, which appeared fuzzy and pixelated.

There are plenty of aspects of tyrannosaur life that, much like the animals themselves, appear fuzzy.

To everyone else, the photos will appear fuzzy regardless of who likes, shares, comments or is tagged in them.

Notice how the near foreground and background, which appeared fuzzy in the full aperture rendering, now appear sharp and in focus.

To a distant observer at a great distance, the interaction of these waves with dark matter would make the particles appear fuzzy, if they could be directly observed.

So, for example, if a statement is written in a clear, easy-to-read font, people are more likely to find it true than were it to appear fuzzy, as in a wet newspaper.

The time-frequency diagram appears fuzzy now.

The properties of the atmosphere cause photons to randomly and slightly change their direction, making the images appear fuzzy.

Fast-moving images can appear fuzzy on old and low-end LCDs (plasmas don't typically suffer from this problem).