Sentence examples for feels fuzzy from inspiring English sources
But unlike "Chavez Ravine," this show does not trace a narrative, and feels fuzzy as a whole.
For all the eloquence of these explanations, however, something feels fuzzy about a phenomenon in which a cancer-ridden patient takes a pill and overcomes her fear of death not just for the moment but for weeks and months that follow.
"When you're younger, you get so bored; your brain feels fuzzy and numb when you're not stimulated.
Once your eyes blur or your mind feels fuzzy, take a break.
If it feels fuzzy, it is probably because the grain of the wood has been raised from the soaking.
We kept pumping and after two or three hits I started feeling "tipsy," which basically means my brain started to feel fuzzy while a dumb smile slowly stretched across my face.
But the bass still felt fuzzy, as if the wool cover were muting it.
But for those whose heads feel fuzzy already, there's plenty of lighter entertainment.
Moments later, there was a loud creak and everything felt fuzzy.
Mr. Morelock served me my first drink, a Bungee Jumper, from a house cocktail menu that was divided thematically into "Mild," "Wild," and "Feeling Fuzzy".
