Sentence examples for fuzzy in from inspiring English sources

Everything's all fuzzy in these events.

"The memories are a little fuzzy in some ways," he said.

Memory is precise in its images, fuzzy in its testimony to the truth of them.

But the Bush budget isn't the only thing that's fuzzy in Washington these days.

Some of the encounters with passing vehicles have been fuzzy in terms of criminal intent.

The divide between private and public has become increasingly fuzzy in the internet age.

English seemed fuzzy in comparison: a wide blanket, full of holes.

THE boundaries between rebellion, terrorism and criminality can be fuzzy in South-East Asia.

He was similarly fuzzy in our interview: "You know, I don't even have a business card".

The lines between legitimate and illegitimate businesses are often fuzzy in Russia.

His military details also are somewhat fuzzy in my family, and he also died long before I was born.