Sentence examples for go fuzzy from inspiring English sources
With so much clutter, the emotions lose definition and the politics go fuzzy with them.
The moral clarity that seemed so important to American foreign policy is beginning to go fuzzy at the edges.
If you let your eyes go fuzzy, its outline could almost be an abstract version of Batman's head, with two ears poking upwards.
Not everybody likes to go fuzzy and warm, and you have to recognize that you can't push this through in every culture.
The last I remembered, I had been sitting at the table reading something on the Internet, when my eyesight started to go fuzzy.
While this increases the sense of the collective, it also has a tendency to make individual faces go fuzzy, as if humanity were not composed of specific, idiosyncratic people.
Political focus goes fuzzy.
Everything started going fuzzy.
This is where the vision goes fuzzy.
We may know the story by heart but we've gone fuzzy on the moral.
