Sentence examples for fuzzy backdrop from inspiring English sources

That's a catchy but deceptively broad term: Susann wrote morality plays about fame and its vicissitudes; Sheldon writes gothic narrative against a fuzzy backdrop of celebrity and high-stakes finance.

A seven-metre high, 14-metre wide Fuzzy-Felt backdrop courtesy of the artists Jake and Dinos Chapman greeted guests at Stella McCartney's spring/summer show in Paris yesterday.

So here, though we can see the whole street, we can't believe in any of its backdrop people, these stuck-on fuzzy-felt figures.

Backdrop: Nightmarish.

The backdrop?

Fuzzy synthesizers.

"Fuzzy math".

And fuzzy.

Or "fuzzy".

Backdrop: A union flag.

The backdrop worked.