Sentence examples for not fuzzy from inspiring English sources

Contrary to Mr. Bush's claims, these are not "fuzzy" numbers.

My problem with his new book may be that it's not fuzzy enough.

Boston is older, Berlin is faster, but New York is all New York — not easy, not warm, not fuzzy.

She was the last British prime minister openly and emphatically to acknowledge the influence of Christianity on her thinking, in particular terms not fuzzy ones.

Q. My dill is being reduced to naked sticks by voracious creatures that look like caterpillars but are shiny, not fuzzy, about an inch long, green with black stripes and orange dots.

Sir Michael Checkland, whom he made director general after he sacked Alasdair Milne, remarked in exasperation when he fell from grace in his turn, that he expected a BBC chairman to know that FM "means frequency modulation, not fuzzy monsters".

"She's not fuzzy-wuzzy, right — she is a tough lady".

"It wasn't fuzzy," Nilekani said of the I.D. project.

The memo argues that these impairments aren't fuzzy.

These aren't fuzzy stats, either— Scribd is Quantcast Quantified, which means the traffic is directly measured (you can see their full stats here).

It's rules-based, not a fuzzy art form.