Sentence examples for something fuzzy from inspiring English sources

But, he said, they "let people come into a room and make something fuzzy tangible and take action on it.

Orwell may have been a little paranoid, but I think he was on to something: fuzzy language can lead to fuzzy (and even dangerous) thinking.

But as my mother wished, I stopped telling people, stopped trying to raise money and changed my answer back to something fuzzy and bright.

Rather than say that the United States would strike back if North Korea actually attacked the United States, which never needs to be said, he chose to say something fuzzy, almost unintelligible, on a subject that demands clarity.

And while Tóibín has evidently immersed himself in the tragic texts, there's something fuzzy and unpersuasive about the ambience in which his legendary characters operate — as if he'd pored over Joseph Campbell's "The Power of Myth" but never thought to pick up "Everyday Life in Ancient Greece".

The truth becomes something fuzzy and intangible.

She reported defriending her father over something fuzzier — literally.

Full of heavily filtered vocals, he re-contextualised Eighties synthpop into something fuzzier and sadder.

This has been the ideological line dividing the debate on child poverty for the last decade; the Conservative government has finally succeeded in redefining poverty as no longer simply about finances, but about something fuzzier and less easy to measure.

The result might be something like "Fuzzy Warbles," the compilation of demos and outtakes by XTC's main songwriter, Andy Partridge.

Granted, illustrating something so fuzzy as an investment philosophy is no easy feat but can't we do any better than a bunch of polygons, sailing vessels and oak trees?