Sentence examples for language is fuzzy from inspiring English sources

The language is fuzzy, and sometimes utterly cliched: "She saw the dark swamp at the bottom of the human soul".

Graham is sometimes faulted for language that is fuzzy or provisional; she is perhaps most notorious for poems that leave actual blank spaces or x and y variables where meaning apparently cannot, in the moment, be supplied.

Its meaning is fuzzy.

He is fuzzy.

Legally, it is fuzzy.

"Intuition," by contrast, is fuzzy.

This is fuzzy number-crunching.

The first is fuzzy and erratic regulation.

Just how critical is fuzzy math?

But the division of labour is fuzzy.

How they will do this is fuzzy.