Sentence examples for fuzzy idea from inspiring English sources
Today's non-specialist may have only a fuzzy idea of Gossaert's pictures.
It took only five years for what once seemed like a fuzzy idea — limos on demand — to become the source of riots in the streets.
Whereas David Cameron, the prime minister, promised to change Britain, with a fuzzy idea of volunteerism, Mr Osborne is actually changing it.His ambition is to make a more industrious society, less blighted by the entitlement culture that blossomed under Labour.
I was thrilled at the idea of visiting the land of the Beatles; I had a fuzzy idea that they would greet me at the airport and vie for my hand.
The movie's fuzzy idea of God as a sly old Santa Claus who means well but can't begin to answer all the prayers directed his way is a soothing pop confection intended to ruffle as few feathers as possible.
By Om Malik June 26 , 2015It took only five years for what once seemed like a fuzzy idea — limos on demand — to become the source of violence in the streets.
But they are often fuzzy ideas.
"We help people refine their fuzzy ideas and get to the next level," Mr. Austin said.
Mr Immelt reckons that "operational excellence" is the crucial part of innovation, not the fuzzy ideas-generation bit.
She disliked jargon, fuzzy ideas and unproven treatments and interventions, and was not afraid to say so.
Like more than a few idealistic young people, he packed up a U-Haul and moved to New York with fuzzy ideas about becoming a writer and little sense of how to go about doing it or what it entailed.
