Sentence examples for have a somewhat fuzzy from inspiring English sources
Toddlers have a somewhat fuzzy sense of cause and effect, and if you scold or punish them later, they may not connect your words with their previous actions.
Connell Leary has been a somewhat fuzzy character, but now he comes into focus as Thomas prepares him to take on the weight of the story and to reach his own maturity.
Have a somewhat large cage.
Have a somewhat varied wardrobe!
Instead of having to peer into a somewhat fuzzy passive matrix display, I enjoyed a 64-color, active matrix screen that's arguably easier on the eyes than my desktop monitor at home.
But for the past few weeks,all I have been getting when I click on BBCHD on the channel list is a black screen and a somewhat fuzzy sound track - whilst all the other BBC channels (non HD of course)on this sat continue to come through loud and clear.
His comment brought to an end – albeit a somewhat fuzzy end – four months of uncharacteristic dithering.
A somewhat fuzzy term, but surely a universal good where it means stopping prejudice in recruitment.
But charting improvements in a community's quality of life, a somewhat fuzzy notion to begin with, can be tricky.
Attempts to log in to the service are shown a page with a (somewhat fuzzy) Google Wiki logo.
