Sentence examples for fuzzy promises from inspiring English sources

It adds needed specifics to the fuzzy promises of last year's Copenhagen Accord, he said.

Instead, they got fuzzy promises about the work they would receive - and little or nothing in writing.

But making good on that now-fuzzy promise is a daunting task.

She said the state was using "fuzzy math" to promise thousands of jobs immediately, instead of spread over three decades.

A photo of a screaming puppet, one bloodshot eyeball hanging by a thread from his fuzzy face, holds promise for 'Aisle Six,' a new musical comedy from Nicola McEldowney and Margaret Vigevano about a cursed supermarket hit by a plague.

You may as well have promised fuzzy puppies and unicorns.

In the more subdued retro house homage "Broken Flowers," producer Danny L Harle winds trance arpeggios around B-grade tween pop lyrics ("tear drops feel like showers"), backed by campy chord progressions straight out of Dance Dance Revolution; it promises the fuzzy feeling of real, uninhibited joy while also sparking an acute awareness of how ridiculous you must look singing along to this track.

Scrolling through their websites, their mission statements are warmly fuzzy and vague; they promise redemption, renewal, rejuvenation, and reinvention.

If summer sightings are anything to go by, fall promises plenty of warm fuzzies in the form of that ever-perky ornament the pompom.

Fuzzy logic has shown a good promise in modeling new water quality indices.

But with the promise of new life -- fuzzy, yellow and impossibly adorable -- comes peril.