Sentence examples for blurry fuzzy from inspiring English sources
If things are blurry, fuzzy or otherwise vague by nature, creating a clearer picture of that fuzziness, blurriness or vagueness, doesn't make things clearer.
All we experience is this constant blurry fuzzy "feeling of the same old body always there" (James, 1890, p. 242).
The blurry, fuzzy concept art of a Shanghai Disneyland, filled with fireworks, spotlights and a great big castle, paints a picture short on details and vague on specifics about the planned project in China.
"You get a fuzzy, blurry picture of what's going on inside.
She builds her pieces from fuzzy, blurry, low-fi sounds, layering them like watercolor washes and adding her dreamy singsong voice.
The lovely, fuzzy results evoke blurry photos, low-res files, or simply a stoned softening of perception.
It's a fuzzy world – the lines that divide appropriation and misappropriation can get blurry.
A computer monitor showed enhanced images of reactions on the plates: a fuzzy grid of light and dark dots, like a blurry telescope image of distant stars.
At the centre of a grey canvas is a fuzzy smear, reminiscent of those blurry photographs taken by eyewitnesses of supposed supernatural phenomena.
And after many a fuzzy greeting, many a humming giggle and blurry message, you were well on the way to shedding your Judaism.
