Sentence examples for remains fuzzy from inspiring English sources

Still, one aspect remains fuzzy: What is a place?

What it all means as art remains fuzzy.

The future -- that is, what will happen on Thursday -- remains fuzzy.

"But the policy of removing student number caps was put together quickly and remains fuzzy," he says.

Because the economic picture remains fuzzy, many executives are deciding only at the last minute to take time off.

The problem is discerning the line between an acceptable benefit and a corrupt payment, and that line remains fuzzy.

Mr. Paladino's precise place in the Gingrich political operation remains somewhat fuzzy.

And yet in much of the world "Jewish" today remains a fuzzy term whose precise meaning depends on context.

Despite the runaway chatter in legal circles, there remains a fuzzy constitutional question of whether Ms. Feinstein is eligible for a political appointment.

If the Hamas fighter black hole has grown darker and uglier recently, it also remains overtly fuzzy and presumptuous.

From this perspective, the beginning of adulthood still remains a fuzzy area.