Sentence examples for is a bit fuzzy from inspiring English sources

My memory is a bit fuzzy of when I said yes".

"My brain is a bit fuzzy and muddled at the moment.

But if this "Little Princess" is a bit fuzzy on dates, it still has charm.

The precise etymology of "flapper", as applied to a young woman of the Jazz Age, is a bit fuzzy.

The definition of a capability is a bit fuzzy: at its simplest, a capability is something that people have reason to value.

But then Captain Freer is a bit fuzzy about his own past and that of his artificially intelligent ship, which is clearly older and smarter than he is.

The back-door concept is a bit fuzzier, but there's a growing concern in some circles that this technology also exists.

The launch date for the Curve 3G (9300) is a bit fuzzier, with AT&T only saying that it'll be "in time for the holidays" for $99.99.

She's a bit fuzzy on the subject herself.

A Rookie Again Almost 30 years later, the details of his major league debut are a bit fuzzy for Edwin Rodriguez.

But on closer inspection, the letterhead was a bit fuzzy from too many trips through the copier.