Sentence examples for fuzzy up from inspiring English sources

Then he tried a Machiavellian way of having his cake and eating it too -- he tried to "fuzzy up" the language, so that he could claim to the American public that there was no timetable in the agreement, while the Iraqis could claim to their public that there was a hard deadline for withdrawal.

"They're kind of a little fuzzy up top on who they want to get it to and why," J. R. Smith said.

If we all took such joy in the miracle of sheer being that it would never enter our heads to try to fuzzy up a single blade of grass.

This would make the Tree of Life look fuzzy up close but not change it at a distance (just as incomplete sorting of alleles shortly after speciation or a limited amount of within-genus hybridization will not confuse relationships between major groups of animals, say).

Fuzzy caught up with Miss Palermo and bumped and elbowed her until she went down.

And its purpose is fuzzy.Set up in 1992 after the collapse of communism to bridge the east-west gap across the Baltic, the 11-country body, complete with a secretariat, a rotating presidency and working groups and committees, plods on.

A fuzzy mash-up of social strife set Pepsi up for failure, whereas Frito-Lay more successfully zeroed in on voter registration among young people.

But a fuzzy close-up image from the A.T.M. camera could not be used for identification because the camera's videotape had not been changed in several years, said Marilyn Mode, deputy police commissioner for public information.

The new console, which ships with 30 classic games pre-installed, will also offer a "pixel perfect" display mode that shows each pixel from the original as a solid color square, instead of fuzzying things up via anti-aliased upscaling.

Klum wore said fuzzy get-up in the front row of Kenneth Cole's runway show, his first New York Fashion Week show in seven years.

A full debate on the floors of the House and Senate about which dangerous pregnancies should be exempted from the ban would have been welcome, but it would not have served the sponsors' purpose of fuzzying up the abortion issue by portraying pro-choice advocates as heartless extremists.