Sentence examples for became rather fuzzy from inspiring English sources

I have to confess that the details then became rather fuzzy for me but in fact Viswanathan Anand, no less, was second ahead of Judit Polgar and Ruslan Ponomariov; while Vladimir Kramnik and Michael Adams brought up the rear.

Clearly our analysis shows that whilst the notion of a dominant isoform generally holds for most genes, for some genes this becomes rather fuzzy, particularly where the isoform contributions become more equal.

His retirement would suddenly become rather comfortable.

Sometimes the negotiations would become rather adversarial.

But it deepens and becomes rather touching.

RInChI can become rather long.

Chemical biology is well defined at its core chemistry helping to answer biological questions yet the boundaries are rather fuzzy.

A rather fuzzy scene, the picture shows Jupiter part-illuminated by the sun, its giant red spot clearly visible.

But although Labour has a (rather fuzzy) "Big Idea", it doesn't appear to have many others.

Partnering with media firms directly positions Facebook even closer to the already rather fuzzy dividing-line between 'publisher' and 'platform'platform

It appears as if there is, although the line between the two is rather fuzzy.