Sentence examples for more fuzzy and from inspiring English sources

The genuine copies had clear, even, crisp printed letters, while the fakes were more fuzzy and faint.

Unlike the assumption that rational plans with clear causal relations can be made and their effects measured, reality is more fuzzy and blurred.

The ELN agenda is far more fuzzy and broad, including participation by civil society groups, and could take even longer, analysts warned.

To Mr. Lilienfeld, much of postmodern theorizing has harmed psychoanalysis, saying it has "rendered claims even more fuzzy and more difficult to assess".

While a hangover cure might seem a trivial problem to focus high tech bioengineering effort on, they say the unmissable fact of a hangover — or indeed the lack of one — was one of the reasons why they selected such an "everyday problem" for the first application of their technique vs going for a more fuzzy (and, well forgiving on the efficacy front) generic goal like 'wellness'wellness

The world is more fuzzy and dreamlike and wonderful than I give it credit for!

While the aspiration to leave in the first place is quite clear-cut, widespread and socially (as well as morally) legitimated, it gradually leaves space to more fuzzy, contingent and reversible micro-aspirations about immigrants' personal and family future.

It helps in relaxing the matching criteria of Web Services, and allows service consumers to specify business requirements in a more fuzzy way, and hence increases the possibility of finding required Web Services that could construct Business Processes.

In the future, deep research is needed to take into account the case with much more fuzzy variables and the case that membership functions of fuzzy variables are more complicated.

The net on BBC HD seems more fuzzy than eurosport and the aegon boards look more detailed and sharper on eurosport also.

I pulled out my camera and snapped pictures, my vision becoming more and more fuzzy after each round of food and drink.