Sentence examples for becoming fuzzy from inspiring English sources

You could say the picture is becoming fuzzy.

Many of Mr. Canin's descriptions are clichéd to the point of becoming fuzzy generalities.

In 2004, before Fannie Mae pushed into riskier loans, the Department of Housing and Urban Development suggested the definitions were becoming fuzzy.

Around this time, the planned title of my thesis also received a subtitle, thus becoming Fuzzy Systems and Legal Knowledge: Prolegomena to a Cognitive Theory of Law, and a planned monograph morphed into an article-based dissertation instead.

The new iPhone shows how the dividing line between phones and tablet computers is becoming fuzzier.

As federal experts investigated the residual Daschle sample, they found the picture becoming fuzzier.

We don't have Star Trek holodecks in our basements (yet), but the line between the virtual and the corporeal is becoming fuzzier.

But when he was a sophomore, the world started disappearing, becoming fuzzier, then darker, then finally, by the time he was 40, invisible.

With its public posts and machine friendly data feeds, Twitter embodied this mappable promise, but it turns out that this grand vision of mapping social media was based on an assumption that proved false and a privacy setting that Twitter changed in April 2015, meaning our mappable future is becoming fuzzier and fuzzier and fading rapidly.

I pulled out my camera and snapped pictures, my vision becoming fuzzier and fuzzier after each round of food and drink.

Hooks were laid end to end; guitars were played at high volume without becoming overbearingly fuzzy or indistinct; and there was a sense of humor about the entire affair.