Sentence examples for fuzzy that from inspiring English sources

How fuzzy that line has become.

At the same time, the sequences of binding sites are fuzzy, that is, different sites for the same factor differ by about 20 – 30percentt of the bases relevant for binding [ 2].

Consistent with other SAGE experiments, we found tags (reverse perfect and reverse fuzzy) that align to the bottom (antisense) DNA strand and thus represent putative antisense transcripts [ 11, 12, 14, 16, 50].

Membership of such a community implies acceptance of moral rules, however fuzzy, that underpin the laws and welfare systems of the state.

The movie is so dim and fuzzy that you might mistake your disposable 3-D glasses for someone else's prescription shades.

Critics from left and right are jumping all over President Obama for his Libyan intervention, arguing that we don't have an exit plan, that he hasn't articulated a grand strategy, that our objectives are fuzzy, that Islamists could gain strength.

Mr. Kerry has often appeared vulnerable to such attack, his image more fuzzy than that of the president.

But their focus was way more fuzzy than that.

Of course, all of this sounds great: who wouldn't support profitable and sustainable food production that also safeguards cute farm animals from harm (and the very justified warm-fuzzies that go along with that)?

Cotton socks may shred fibers (or fuzzies) that seem to find a resting place between the toes.

Why keep resources of the for-profit world separate from the warm n' fuzzies that come along with social enterprise and non-profit work?