Sentence examples for be a bit fuzzy from inspiring English sources
But we may be a bit fuzzy about how any of this really works.
Given the interpenetration of civilizations, these boxes were bound to be a bit fuzzy at the edges.
The quality isn't perfect -- the picture can be a bit fuzzy and the motions jerky -- but it is certainly better than in the days when delayed motion and awkward gaps in conversation made such calls more frustrating than useful.
That view was echoed by senior scientist David Morrison of NASA's Ames Research Center, who said the distinction between a comet and an asteroid can be a bit "fuzzy". Sometimes an object can evolve over time — becoming more like one or the other, he said.
Admittedly, I may be a bit fuzzy myself on the subject of danger and sport, having spent two days last weekend at Philadelphia's First Union Center, Lindros's old haunt, watching skinny guys in baggy shorts defy gravity, some of the time, on trick bikes, skateboards and in-line skates.
The filched films can be a bit fuzzy, but buyers don't expect much for $1.
She's a bit fuzzy on the subject herself.
If your values are a bit fuzzy, the Affirming Important Values practice could help.
But if this "Little Princess" is a bit fuzzy on dates, it still has charm.
