Sentence examples for somewhat fuzzy from inspiring English sources
I have fond, if somewhat fuzzy, memories of my first InterRailing trip around Europe.
His comment brought to an end – albeit a somewhat fuzzy end – four months of uncharacteristic dithering.
As for the three mystery horses, the somewhat fuzzy explanation involves control.
That somewhat fuzzy approach did not seem to satisfy some of the justices.
A somewhat fuzzy term, but surely a universal good where it means stopping prejudice in recruitment.
Mr. Paladino's precise place in the Gingrich political operation remains somewhat fuzzy.
Still, seeing as this is just a cut-and-paste of a piece the Sun soared away with a week or so ago, our suspicion is that this may be a labour-saving story, and that the truth may still be somewhat fuzzier.
While objecting to violence most of the time, on a rescue mission he joins the fight, stating that while the Bible is quite specific about killing, it is "somewhat fuzzier on the subject of kneecaps".
The Gore campaign has been handing out a somewhat hazy and fuzzy copy of it, so we are making available to you, and can do so electronically as well, a relatively clean and clear copy of the butterfly ballot, which indicates that this is not as susceptible to confusion as Chairman Daley indicated.
See, I think the mission has somewhat become fuzzy.
