Sentence examples for seems fuzzy from inspiring English sources
"When you mention Nineteen Eighty-Four to the average reader," McClatchy says, "they'll remember Big Brother, they'll remember doublethink and thoughtcrime, but the real emotional point of the novel seems fuzzy to them".
But that logic seems fuzzy.
The operational principle of the display means that no focus is necessary, although if the image seems fuzzy you may need to do a slight adjustment via the menus.
Cantor commented that the first track, "Tres Mil Millones de Latidos", seems "fuzzy" since the arrangement diverts attention from Drexler's voice.
These are the fuzzy elements that we can't put numbers to, and since the human element seems fuzzy and unpredictable, we tend to strive for those aspects of an organization that are ordered, predictable, and measurable.
At the same time, the image of the perfect American father, 2011-style, seems fuzzier than ever.
He disputed that figure, though he seemed fuzzy on the details.
English seemed fuzzy in comparison: a wide blanket, full of holes.
If some of your cable channels seem fuzzy, lobby your cable company to hurry up with its HDTV transition.
It manages to slip in some extremely clear explanations of supply and demand, game theory, marginal costs and the like, which might well seem fuzzy when presented in more conventional form.
The attempt to devise a good title, either before or during the actual choreographic rehearsal process, might help focus their imaginations and prevent the completed piece from seeming fuzzy.
