Sentence examples for fuzzy you from inspiring English sources

"The more fuzzy you can make the details, the better," he said.

The operational principle of the display means that no focus is necessary, although if the image seems fuzzy you may need to do a slight adjustment via the menus.

It isn't just about the warm fuzzy you get by supporting your community, although that is pretty nice.

If it doesn't leave you feeling warm and fuzzy, you may be under one of Cora's spells.

Yet, even though it can cause your brain to go a little fuzzy, you just can't seem to put down the joint.

If you are fuzzy about something that the book expects you to know before you read it, and the book does not review it, or review it in enough depth so that you are not fuzzy, you should look that up, and learn it first.

Viewed that way the Academy Awards are like a communal version of the in-jokes and warm fuzzies you get watching home movies.

You know those warm fuzzies you have for JLaw?

But it's really a nice reminder of the warm fuzzies you feel when you reconnect with someone from your past.

Comments ranged from "fuzzy" to "you sound like you are in a well," to "What?

Memories like this: I remember when my sister Margie got a new light-blue angora sweater — you know, the kind of sweater that was real fuzzy and you could wear it tight if you were built right, which Margie wasn't.