Sentence examples for fuzzy vision from inspiring English sources

The usual run of events is fuzzy vision, a stiff neck, then a headache and extreme nausea.

On both releases, Washed Out is a strange and distinctive musical beast, the product of a bleached and fuzzy vision.

The effect was that of a horrifically warm and fuzzy vision of a totalitarian society, in which humans are kept in outwardly cheerful order by authority imposed invisibly and silently.

"We look at the European Union and we worry about Britain's ability to compete in the global race," says Jeremy Hunt, the health secretary.Focus groups reportedly like the race idea, too which is more than could be said for the Tories' previous message, a fuzzy vision of volunteerism called the "big society".

Four days after receiving her second injection, she presented with "fuzzy vision" of her right eye.

Instead of revenues, profit margins, EBITDA and other key financial metrics, there seems to be an absurd alchemy at work that involves intangibles like goodwill and some fuzzy vision around "future value".

Filled with warm, fuzzy visions of a happy tea-totaled planet, you can make your way to the gift shop for a Celestial souvenir -- a box of Tension Tamer tea might help you recreate the Boulder vibe at home.

Like fuzzy visions of Mars through early telescopes, the hints of flowing water and heat are fueling dreams of the ultimate discovery: aliens, not fossils from some long-departed era, but living ones prospering in secluded habitats, perhaps underground, tiny and microbe-like.

These include Dizziness, blurry vision, fuzzy hearing or ringing in ears, feeling hot, feeling sick, upset stomach, sweating, tiredness, tingling hands, hyperventilation, tunnel vision, unsteadiness and fear.

As with all LEGO games, you can't actually "die" at all so even those with the fuzziest vision will muddle through a few stages.

Because its eyes lack light-detecting cells called cones, it has fuzzy, colorless vision.