Sentence examples for great fuzzy from inspiring English sources

Anna Sui started out as a stylist for Steven Meisel and now she gives us some great fuzzy hats with cute little ears and some prairie-worthy wrap dresses, perfect for any second date.

Hearing me keening over the strain of Andromeda, he explained that it would just be two great big fuzzy balls of stars and mostly empty space passing through each other harmlessly over the course of millions of years.

Summerlin has endless options for outdoor recreation; the area is home to more than 100 public parks, nearly 150 miles of manicured trails and nine golf courses, including the Tournament Players Club at Summerlin, which was designed by the golf greats Fuzzy Zoeller, Bobby Weed and Raymond Floyd.

The green fuzzy pods looked great dangling over a big vase in the shop.

On the one hand, it's great that our fuzzy friends are back where they belong.

But there's one difference between us and the villagers: In our society numbers matter a great deal, and fuzzy math can have nasty consequences.

In spite of great importance of fuzzy feed-forward and recurrent neural networks for solving wide range of real-world problems, today there are no effective training algorithm for them.

Laws are still bent for some fuzzy "greater good". Loyalty and betrayal are once more competing themes.

The last song on "A Ghost Is Born" is "The Late Greats," a short, fuzzy ode that celebrates the pleasures of obscurity while slyly sending up Wilco's own cult status.

Make America Great, which inhabits the fuzzy margins of the political Facebook page ecosystem, is owned and operated by a 35-year-old online marketer named Adam Nicoloff.

(Great film idea: the fuzzy, warm side of thugs working for the Ford Motor Company who beat Walter Reuther and other union organizers in 1937).