Sentence examples for sort of fuzzy from inspiring English sources

Articles like yours in response to Ms. Wilson's admittedly over-the-top commentary provide political cover and some sort of fuzzy acceptability for conditions that should not be acceptable, culturally, socially or politically.

Those were followed by more designs, including tunics and loose pants that looked hand-painted but were printed to look sort of fuzzy around the edges, and a series of finely pleated long white skirts with insets of gold, bronze and black.

And input from the human planet hunters is used to refine the algorithms, improving their performance.Planet Hunters grew out of Galaxy Zoo, which was set up in 2007 to help researchers classify galaxies spotted by Hubble just the sort of fuzzy task that machines struggle with but humans excel at.

"We all know that the cost of health care is high, but it's sort of fuzzy how doctors play into this," said Chitra Akileswaran, who has completed three years at Harvard Medical School and is enrolled in a joint degree program in medicine and business administration.

"We could have a sort of fuzzy end to the negotiations".

Also I like to think of the end of the 80s as a sort of fuzzy blur, and so maybe the distinctions between things like "alive" and "dead" were less clear.

So when I saw that Bit-Funk took their classic track "Runnin" and added some warm piano riffs with an extra side of sunshine I was overcome with all sorts of fuzzy wuzzy nostalgia.

They introduced a new sort of intuitionistic fuzzy bi-ideals, called -intuitionistic fuzzy bi-ideals, and studied ( ∈, ∈ ∨ q ) -intuitionistic fuzzy bi-ideals.

Many Fuzzy-PID controller schemes used in industry today are based on some sort of simplified fuzzy reasoning methods and PID parameters.

But it was just sort of a fuzzy blur".

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