Sentence examples for fuzzy fair from inspiring English sources

At the age of 40, he has an almost imperceptible layer of fuzzy fair hair on either side of a broad bald crown that rests atop an incongruously infantile face.

Fuzzy dice: Just because.

Adrian Tournachon, the brother of Nadar, took a picture of an exceptionally large black fuzzy donkey at a fair.

Lalor did not return because she was, in the words of Coach Pat Farmer, "fuzzy and hazy," and Fair because of an ankle injury.

Clinton still has problems with charismatic appeal, although the chosen subject matter didn't really lend itself to warm-and-fuzzy reactions, to be fair.

While Australians pay lip service to the aid their soldiers received from the men they called "Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels," it's fair to say that the labor — often forced — of native carriers during the war remains an afterthought for most visitors.

And Zuckerberg's blog post has a fair amount of fuzzy thinking on filter bubbles, as you might expect from the chief of an engagement-algorithm-driven content distribution machine.

Growing up, Palestine, like many kids, owned and loved his fair share of fuzzy toys.

In this study, we present a design of an optimized fuzzy cascade controller based on Hierarchical Fair Competition-based Genetic Algorithms (HFCGA) for a rotary inverted pendulum system.

The colors used in the histogram represent ecological condition on a 1 to −1 fuzzy logic scale: poor quality (red), fair quality (yellow), and good quality (green).

Things just seemed fuzzy.