Sentence examples similar to fuzzy conversations from inspiring English sources
Picture quality is dynamic; in other words, it can change from good to fuzzy during the course of a conversation, depending on the quality of the connection at any moment.
Today, after almost three decades, she acknowledges that some details about the case and the search are fuzzy – but she remembers that phone conversation.
At schools across the city this week, the fuzzy free-speech questions were reflected in conversations with students, parents and teachers.
In addition to the warm fuzzies the stories will hopefully provide, starting conversations off in the positive might temper the venting and put the difficulty in a new light.
Today, brands are having a conversation with their public, and sometimes those conversations aren't all warm and fuzzy.
In several conversations, both in Minneapolis and in Lahti, Mr. Vanska, plain and fuzzy as the velours and corduroys he favors, seemed unable (or unwilling) to articulate his formula for success or his specific goals, other than "to play better".
Erupting in fuzzy streaks of brown and black in houses flooded by Hurricane Sandy, mold has become a constant topic of conversation among elected officials, health professionals and residents of waterlogged communities in the months since the storm.
