Sentence examples for fuzzy over from inspiring English sources

Now, investors will be fuzzy over which deals are goers and which aren't.

Since then, 'settlement system' has often been contrasted with 'settlement pattern', although the distinction between the two has become somewhat fuzzy over time.

Fuzzy over-sized ear balls look crazy on adult women.

Witness, too, the fuzzy over-indulgence of Drunk, one of the album's most involving cuts.

If is a fuzzy mapping over, then (denoted by ) is fuzzy set on, and is the membership degree of the point in.

How dare you!" The respectability of pop music is cyclical, what starts warm and fuzzy can over time quickly become saccharin nonsense.

Mr. Chapin, 60, said he preferred the hunt for deep-space fuzzies over planetary astronomy.

If you believed ABI Research in 2009, then next year netbooks (initially defined as machines with Intel Atom processors and screens less than 10in diagonally - though the definition became fuzzier over time) will sell 139m.

The tissue is composed of linters, the short fuzzy fibers left over after cotton is separated from the seed, and the manufacturer claims that it is medically superior for its "sympathetic values with human skin".

"I felt confused, fuzzy, all over the place," she recalled.

Little wonder the new negroni menu at Banca, in Mayfair, makes me fuzzy all over then.