Sentence examples for fuzzy reading from inspiring English sources

We got all warm and fuzzy reading Cheryl Strayed's "Baby Weight," years before she reached her current perch on the top of the bestseller list with her hiking-as-redemption memoir "Wild," and we agonized alongside Adrienne Jones when we read "Love With Teeth," on parenting her deeply difficult infant son Carter.

The Anti-Imperial Belt The new multicolor map of influence — a Venn diagram of overlapping American, Chinese and European influence — is a very fuzzy read.

We felt very dependent upon our military and had an awful lot of gratitude and respect for the military and that combination of a warm and fuzzy read, a comfort read, people with military heroes, was just the right book at just the right time.

At the house we'd moved from, he had spent every evening in his chair in the corner, dressed in flannel pajamas and a fuzzy bathrobe, reading the Globe.

As two unlikely heroes set out to rescue their bully, the town is about to be turned upside down by the mysterious Fuzzy Mud... Read the first chapter of the new book by Louis Sachar here!

I had been reading about fuzzy logic — that branch of mathematics concerned with deliberately introducing imprecision into decision science.

Yitu Technology got its start assisting local police to read fuzzy surveillance video footage to better identify objects like cars and people.

(Despite reading "The Puzzle Palace," Tess was still fuzzy on the details).

I highly encourage you to read THE FUZZY AND THE TECHIE and to watch our full conversation with Scott Hartley.

The last I remembered, I had been sitting at the table reading something on the Internet, when my eyesight started to go fuzzy.

My brain still fuzzy after the 4th's fireworks and libations, I had to rub my eyes and go get my glasses upon reading this morning's headlines.