Sentence examples for but fuzzy from inspiring English sources

But fuzzy logic eventually took hold.

It was a candyfloss controversy: mouthwatering, but fuzzy and insubstantial.

But fuzzy party rules leave this open to interpretation.

But fuzzy personal feelings and institutional rules do not dictate ethics.

But before cryo-electron microscopy became available about five years ago, scientists struggled to produce anything but fuzzy images of these molecules.

The Japanese frenzy for fuzzy products eventually subsided, but fuzzy logic is still very much present, if less conspicuously, in a number of consumer products.

-- Jonah Hill's directing debut, "Mid90s," is a skater nostalgia trip that's sweet but fuzzy-headed, film critic Justin Chang says.

He said Mr. Zuma had made major improvements to life here, but was fuzzy on the details.

Pure but still fuzzy form underlies his most ambitious project yet, involving installation and performance.

But the fuzzy ownership structure has limited their growth into bigger companies.

Genetics increasingly shows that racial and ethnic distinctions are real -- but often fuzzy and greatly exaggerated.