Sentence examples for rather fuzzy from inspiring English sources

But although Labour has a (rather fuzzy) "Big Idea", it doesn't appear to have many others.

For a 12-year-old who liked computers but was rather fuzzy about how they actually worked, being able to pull back the curtain like this was revelatory.

Although they were able to perceive sounds in the range of 40-50 decibels—similar to the volume of a typical conversation Dr Raphael suspects that what they heard was rather fuzzy.

Her identity in a closely related photograph to this rather fuzzy image was confirmed by Edward Bigelow, a fellow student of mine at the School and a close associate of Balanchine's over many decades at the New York City Ballet.

One group of psychologists found that heated arguments -- so-called flame-war fights, admittedly a rather fuzzy category -- were far more common in online discussion boards than in comparable face-to-face communications.

I have to confess that the details then became rather fuzzy for me but in fact Viswanathan Anand, no less, was second ahead of Judit Polgar and Ruslan Ponomariov; while Vladimir Kramnik and Michael Adams brought up the rear.

There's even a jack for adding speakers if you don't like the rather fuzzy-sounding ones built in.

A dark horse -- or rather, a fuzzy, inquisitive monkey -- is at the top of the Billboard album chart this week.

In some instances, illegibility results from a conscious choice made by projectionists unable to get image and text to coalesce, as they would rather have fuzzy subtitles than unfocused visuals.

There's also the fact that movies which appeal to one particular sex are usually the preserve of the baldly commercial – Sex and the City 2 or The Expendables, rather than fuzzy homages to punk-rock folklore.

Leaves turn black rather than fuzzy as with mildew.