Sentence examples for fuzzy about the from inspiring English sources

By then, of course, they will have gotten a little fuzzy about the details.

Even without government circumlocution, enough was fuzzy about the deal to have investors worried.

The Avalanche seemed a bit more fuzzy about the score of that game -- a 6-1 loss.

There's not a lot that's warm and fuzzy about the late dictator of North Korea, Kim Jong-Il.

The doctor was fuzzy about how it would happen; almost everybody was fuzzy about the means to the end.

Batter Skip Schumaker flied out, so the squirrel had no impact on the game, but Oswalt was still fuzzy about the rules concerning four-legged interlopers.

Allow yourself to feel all warm and fuzzy about that, because the rest of the baseball news isn't.

To the popular Greek imagination there was nothing fuzzy about these fierce pests; their transformation at the end must have seemed like a vision of salvation.

People get fuzzy about this, and development is complicated, and then, something totally untrue gets passed around.

If you are fuzzy about something that the book expects you to know before you read it, and the book does not review it, or review it in enough depth so that you are not fuzzy, you should look that up, and learn it first.

"I have a warm, fuzzy feeling about the place," Ms. Wadsworth said.