Sentence examples for fuzzy here from inspiring English sources

"We're not talking warm and fuzzy here," Ms. Esenlohr said.

As in much of what happens between men and women these days, it's the ethical boundaries that are fuzzy here.

"But before we get too warm and fuzzy here, Hafez, let me ask question three: Do you understand what will happen if you don't make this deal?

It's hard to tell exactly where preferences lie and what rights investors got, so the valuation calculation can get a little fuzzy here — and it may not, in the end, technically be a down round in the traditional sense.

Okay, it admittedly gets a little fuzzy here (but maybe that's because of what he put in her drink!).

And yet a quick scan of headlines relating to the pepper spray ambush ("Syrian refugees say pepper spray attack won't spoil first impressions" or "Pepper Spraying Of Syrian Refugees Won't Hurt Canada's Reputation: John McCallum"), reveals a frustrating desire to minimize this hate crime as a one-off and reassure the public, and the rest of the world, that all is warm and fuzzy here.

"You know what, there's no fuzzies here," Riley said yesterday.

Certainly, the legal lines between church and state are far fuzzier here than in the United States, though Italy's Constitution erects a similar wall between the two.

He also gave a taste of his writing process, by way of fuzzy math: Here's how I spent yesterday: staring at a scene.

A moment later she said, "There are lots of fuzzy lines here," then added, "I want a mind-set that is better than 'green is green' for a media organization".

No fuzzy logic here; uTest presents clear and communicable value propositions: For companies in need of QA, uTest is providing an on-demand environment for the management of full testing cycles.