Sentence examples for were pretty fuzzy from inspiring English sources

Doctors would not tell if you were having a boy or a girl or discuss the results because things were pretty fuzzy, like the first pictures from the moon or the old Game Boy printer.

"The whole business of when incubation starts is pretty fuzzy," Mr. Blakeman said.

It generally ends up being pretty fuzzy stuff, and that is the case with "Spain".

That's pretty fuzzy language for "saved" and in fact appears to relate more to job security than anything else.

Priestley says that future plans for Phabricator's are "pretty fuzzy" and is focusing on building new features and fixing things.

For starters, the question of when a person has "their own opinion" is pretty fuzzy.

Certainly, the fall of the Berlin Wall is one, yet I'm pretty fuzzy on where I was that day.

The total is pretty fuzzy, because I've taken the most-current and detailed figures handy for each "creditor".

Barry Jaruzelski, a vice president at Booz Allen Hamilton, said, "The line between Apple being a computer company and a consumer electronics company is getting pretty fuzzy".

I was part of the Adelaide Festival 27 years ago, but my memories are unfortunately pretty fuzzy.

The CBO also predicted that in the second 10 years, the law would reduce the deficit within a "broad range between one-quarter percent and one-half percent of gross domestic product". The Democrats translated that estimate into $1 trillion in deficit reduction, but it is a pretty fuzzy figure.