Sentence examples for much fuzzy from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush played the nice guy taken aback by such aggression, wondering again and again why Mr. Gore would indulge in so much "fuzzy math".

Handling application-specific exceptions is a knowledge-intensive process involving different decision-making strategies and a variety of knowledge, especially much fuzzy knowledge.

At a time when so much fuzzy energy for change ricochets through our culture, and even Chevron ads ask us to use less oil and harness "the power of human energy" instead, Transition seemed to offer this sold-out theater in Idaho both a vision and a lucid, 240-page instruction manual with which to give it a try.

His numbers are not so much fuzzy as they are sporting a mustache, sideburns and a goatee.

Today in the mainstream political discourse, any talk of public space, democratic options, or social justice is seen as just so much fuzzy headed socialism.

In practice, however, it is much fuzzier than that.

This is all so much fuzzier than it seems from afar.

What it means about things to come for Romney is much fuzzier.

The microscopic bacterial domain has been much fuzzier because some organisms detected widely in the environment fail to grow in culture like other bacteria.

It's a much fuzzier idea than equality, which has more explanatory value but is also more dangerous in political discourse.

Instead of debating the size of government, it comes down to a much fuzzier, adolescent-size question of whether you are for or against "the establishment".