Sentence examples for considered very fuzzy from inspiring English sources

Back then it was called 'subjective well being' and the topic was considered very fuzzy".

And considered very seriously.

"He's considered very smart.

But this memory is very fuzzy.

It's a very fuzzy process.

And then you're engaged in a very fuzzy argument.

Beto O'Rourke is a man with a very fuzzy plan.

Under the bill, Mr. Marlowe said, "the definition of political intelligence is very fuzzy".

"It's complicated in ways that are very messy and very fuzzy," said Richard C. Dieter, executive director of the nonprofit Death Penalty Information Center.

In the war on drugs, that line has proved very fuzzy.

"Things get very fuzzy past the five-year point," Henry said of the review in a talk last month.