Sentence examples for was too fuzzy from inspiring English sources

Michael G. Nance, a teacher in Alpharetta, Ga., said many of the teachers in the group agreed that the curriculum was "too fuzzy and broad".

When there's money at stake, organizations get motivated enough to stop being too fuzzy.

Deer tend to leave them alone, because their leaves are too fuzzy or hairy, too tough or aromatic.

I am still shunning retailers on the grounds that the picture on the high street is too fuzzy but First Choice is an interesting consumer play.

The bill includes a five-year expiration date and language that Democrats say is too fuzzy and would give drug makers too much power.

Sometimes the photos are not clear enough to trigger a ticket, Deputy Porche said -- a face is too fuzzy or a truck obscures the license plate.

Mr. Robbins said that Mr. Blanton's words had been taken out of context and that the tapes were too fuzzy to determine what was said.

Beyond the challenge of litigating stray comments, it is hard to see how the law could reasonably determine what is and what is not an appropriate come-on.Some critics of a ban suggest that the line between a compliment and a catcall is too fuzzy.

Gateway's six-hour mode is too fuzzy to use.

In recent years, astronomers focused on the spot of the blast with telescopes on the ground, but the images were too fuzzy to be conclusive.

It has been too fuzzy to be implemented in a top-down way and yet too rigid to enable bottom-up action.