Sentence examples for became fuzzy from inspiring English sources

The call became fuzzy, presumably because too much data was flowing over our cables at once.

The original image -- luxury cars heavy on sport and technology -- gradually became fuzzy, soft and sometimes silly.

Perhaps the moment when we first said "It doesn't feel much like Christmas" was the first year after we begin Christmas wassailing and memories became fuzzy.

The border between lust and love became fuzzy a long time ago, and we need to be teaching love – realistic, equal and emotional – rather than just lust and sex in books.

That post was picked up by a German blog, and then subsequently began making the rounds as other sites repeated the story, and the details (in some cases) became fuzzy.

In contrast, at 37°C, BODIPY-PC boundaries became fuzzy and domains were both less concentrated and much more elongated and indented (Fig. 5c,c').

With security broadly restored, Minustah's raison d'être became fuzzier.

He acknowledged, however, that "when you get down to brigade level" the picture became fuzzier.

Politics dominates this list of the year's most significant television events, but the medium's definition of political became fuzzier than ever.

If you believed ABI Research in 2009, then next year netbooks (initially defined as machines with Intel Atom processors and screens less than 10in diagonally - though the definition became fuzzier over time) will sell 139m.

Naturally, the solution of fuzzy differential equations interpreted by the Hukuhara derivative became fuzzier as time went by [16].