Sentence examples for looking fuzzy from inspiring English sources

A nice looking, fuzzy Ziploc bag.

You can also get iron on transfers, but these tend to leave the design looking fuzzy, so be aware of that.

The clock hits 4 p.m., and those organic chemistry equations on the board start looking fuzzier and fuzzier as you lose focus.

The provenance of these stories looks fuzzy, to say the least.

She always avoided buying anything that looked fuzzy in a photo, and always asked a lot of questions about the object's condition and shipping costs.

It looks fuzzy, giving it its name, because the leaves, which are green on top, flip over to their silvery side on the bottom to conserve water from evaporating, Dr. Mitchell said.

If you have ever seen a picture in a magazine and thought it looked fuzzy or pixilated, odds are it was digital art that was saved at a resolution too low for ink-on-paper publishing, which requires higher resolutions.

If a very small photo has been added to Scholars, it'll be resized and shown in a larger size, which makes it look fuzzy.

But though the standard-def version of The Last Samurai looked fuzzy compared with the HD-DVD, the action was still compelling.

The picture begins to look fuzzy when compared with a DLP, LCOS or LCD rear-projection TV, and consumers are starting to notice.

The Internet, according to Biggs, looks fuzzy and will need to undergo a bit of a revamp to be where it should be on the new MacBook Pro.