Sentence examples for fuzzy from from inspiring English sources

The sun is all but gone, our feet are tired and heads fuzzy from Hanoi beer.

I'm sure everyone on the internet felt like Amanda Peet, all warm and fuzzy from constantly being acknowledged.

But on closer inspection, the letterhead was a bit fuzzy from too many trips through the copier.

The show's main contribution to civilization, though, may be that it makes an effort to define a word that has grown fuzzy from overuse.

It was very early when Otto and Sticky decided to enforce the morning walk clause in their pet contracts, so I dressed in the dark, still fuzzy from a business trip to a different time zone.

Still warm and fuzzy from the joy of the Olympics two years ago, I hanker to join an emotional ride with fellow spectators again, but the World Cup is different, as is the Tour de France.

I never really got the warm fuzzys from Philips ambient lighting products, but Ford's in-car setup was nice.

Anybody anticipating a case of the warm fuzzies from the breezily titled Two for the Road, starring screen sweetheart Audrey Hepburn no less, was in for something altogether different.

Let be two operators from into itself and a sequence of fuzzy operators from into.

Before cooking okra, give it a quick bath to rinse the fuzzy prickles from its pods.

The prize is little more than glory, and that warm fuzzy feeling from knowing you've helped do something good.