Sentence examples for sounds fuzzy from inspiring English sources
He sounds fuzzy, indistinct.
He is a back-slapping, deal-making kind of politician, which is fine, but he often sounds fuzzy when talking about policy minutiae.
It sounds fuzzy, but Stone's work has commercial import.
If that sounds fuzzy, it's no accident.
Everything sounds fuzzy like when I'm in the deep end at the swimming pool.
His vocals sounded fuzzy and messy, though, and he looked a bit disoriented, even when he was serenading a woman in the audience.
"It might sound fuzzy to hear rugby league players talking about caring for each other, but I think this could be one of the big strengths of our group," adds Sinfield.
Your song may sound fuzzy.
Distortion pedals have been around since the 1960s; they scramble the signal from an electrical instrument and make it sound "fuzzier".
True enough: I can quote Mr. Solondz calling his film "a kind of 'Rashomon'-ish sort of take or what-have-you," and make him sound fuzzy-headed.
