Sentence examples for is more fuzzy from inspiring English sources
"It unravels and is more fuzzy, softer," Mr. Gregory said.
When companies have lots of such hard-to-value assets, "their accounting is more fuzzy," Dechow says.
The world is more fuzzy and dreamlike and wonderful than I give it credit for!
But even there, officials conceded this week, the specific impacts are more fuzzy than the aggregate ones.
Wendy Davis' proposals are more fuzzy math," Matt Hirsch, communications director for Abbott, said to KXAN-TV.
"Now there are no clear prototypes, so things are more fuzzy and there's less certainty," she says.
The stems have more thorns than blackberries, but they are more "fuzzy", and not heavy like rose thorns.
The approximate fuzzy model is more precise than descriptive fuzzy model; therefore, in this paper it is used approximate fuzzy model (Cordón and Herrera 2001).
What New Yorkers want after 12 years of a Bloomberg administration that posited itself as apolitical is clearly someone else — though someone who will not return the city to the "bad old days" before Mr. Giuliani; also, as a New York Times and Siena College poll suggested last week, someone who is more warm and fuzzy and can move the city in some vague new direction.
