Sentence examples for less fuzzy from inspiring English sources

Her descriptions of projects became less fuzzy and erudite, more precise and down to earth.

Another suggestion is to create a family mission statement, which is less fuzzy than it sounds.

Unlike many farm-stand peaches, these have their skins brushed to be less fuzzy.

Thanks to EMI's remastering, the recording sounds clearer and less fuzzy than it has in earlier pressings on other labels.

The picture is less fuzzy on foreign policy – but this does not make her a more promising president.

Once again, the less fuzzy FCM variants, i.e. those with smaller m values, are slightly better than the more fuzzy ones.

Meanwhile, his minister for European affairs, Pierre Moscovici, says, with a no-less-fuzzy smoothness, that, though "federalism is not the solution for Europe", nonetheless "federalism or elements of federalism already exist in Europe", for example, the European Central Bank and the European Court of Justice.This hardly clarifies matters.

Today's real estate market, however, calls for a different kind of letter, less a fuzzy valentine and more like a cold splash of water.

"The NIC recognises that integration is a long-term effort, and may take years before success is apparent," says Dr Vivian Balakrishnan, the head of the NIC and minister for community development, youth and sports.But Singaporeans care less about fuzzy notions of integration than their own jobs, says Chung Wai-Keung of the Singapore Management University.

And less like a fuzzy puppy with goofy ears.

But her question was less warm and fuzzy.