Sentence examples for it's fuzzy from inspiring English sources
The system has its faults — it's fuzzy from the start, and freaks out pretty hard a few minutes in when one of the Kinects gets jostled.
He praised the "solid cast" and "smart dialogue", but felt that "the template feels a little too familiar... moreover, it's fuzzy how long the show's mystery will persist".
Informed by a reporter that the Bush campaign was saying that 44 of Mr. Kerry's proposed programs would cost $1.9 trillion over 10 years in new spending and that he could not pay for them without raising taxes, Mr. Kerry shot back, "Do you trust the Bush administration's math?" He supplied his own answer: "I think it's fuzzy math, as usual, and they're not telling the truth".
It's fuzzy because I was pretty much out of my body.
It's fuzzy, and it leads some to conclusions that are not harmful to the interests of a political candidate.
For one thing, it's fuzzier.
The text was faded and it was fuzzy.
The head of Office products said it was fuzzy and gave him headaches.
"It is all very well done," wrote Orville Prescott, lead reviewer for the New York Times, "but it is fuzzy and formless, too, easy to lay down and easy to forget".
