Sentence examples for have been fuzzy from inspiring English sources

Some of the encounters with passing vehicles have been fuzzy in terms of criminal intent.

The pictures would have been fuzzy, making it nearly impossible to determine the location of a target in the deserts or mountains, the source said.

Mine have long been porous, which is a generous way of admitting that my lines between myself and others, in family and even more so at work, have been fuzzy.

But lensing events enabled by galaxies and other large structures have been fuzzy at best, said Terry D. Oswalt, an astronomer at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University's Daytona Beach campus, who was not involved in the study.

The plan, based on a free community-college program offered in Tennessee, would be paid for by a combination of federal and state grants, although administration officials have been fuzzy about how much it would actually cost and where that money would come from.

National patent offices in most European countries already award patents on human gene sequences, but the laws surrounding transgenic plants have been fuzzier.

While all those signs pointed to a slowing economy, the picture has been fuzzy recently.

With imagery returned by probes, what had been fuzzy dots in the world's biggest telescopes bloomed into worlds.

Even so, conceptions of how CSF allowed information to be passed from the brain to the lymph nodes had been fuzzy at best.

He has vowed to deport large numbers of illegal immigrants but has been fuzzy on the details of how his policies will play out.

Their futures on the show had been fuzzy because the creator of "The X Factor," Simon Cowell, had let it be known that changes were in store for season two.