Sentence examples for was fuzzy because from inspiring English sources

He would invite me to hang out with his two girl pals who I was friendly with, Hannah and Fuzzy (yes, her nickname was Fuzzy because of her big bushy, fuzzy hair).

It's fuzzy because I was pretty much out of my body.

Beyond 2009, Hoffman's future is fuzzy because he is not sure if this is his final season.

Exact dates are fuzzy, because the restorers say they won't really know what they're dealing with until they start ripping things apart.

"An issue like the role of religion in the workplace is fuzzy because we've never defined the public nature of a corporation.

My experience of the A&E ward is fuzzy because I'd lost so much blood and I was in shock.

Their futures on the show had been fuzzy because the creator of "The X Factor," Simon Cowell, had let it be known that changes were in store for season two.

The photo is fuzzy because the dust cover has not yet been removed.

Astronomers have understood this overall scenario for decades, but the details are fuzzy because telescopes haven't been good enough to check theorists' computer models.

Even the 60-day limit on using the CRA is fuzzy, because the time frame is 60 legislative days after finalization, not actual days.

Turning from Stunt Road onto Schueren Road, or Schueren onto Piuma — my notes are fuzzy, because I was dizzy and my stomach was upside down — Fabio shared some of his secrets for success.