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Example sentences for fuzzy
Instead, they see the world in fuzzy out-of-focus green.
First of all, the categories are so fuzzy as to be almost meaningless.
The sheep are much cuter when they are all fuzzy, but it was still fun to watch them get sheared.
They snapped radio collars on the fuzzy creatures to track them.
Its broader desire to clarify its fuzzy borders with all its neighbours provides one attraction.
Research has shown that when the eye perceives an image as fuzzy, it compensates by altering its length.
It was at this point that things began to get fuzzy.
The plant's fuzzy hairs can cause a skin irritation in some susceptible people.
As others have pointed out, this is all pretty fuzzy stuff, and also matches simple common-sense intuition.
Even if the details are fuzzy, the broad parameters of it seem clear.
Directly above me the sky was still blue, but in the distance a fuzzy pale-gray layer of smog already frosted the skyline.
The invention uses so-called fuzzy logic to estimate how many people are waiting for elevators.
The fuzzy appearance is due to the high concentration of ordinary stars of similar brightness scattered throughout the galaxy.
She wore a large fuzzy hat, and kept nodding slowly.
Not to mention the brains ability to perform fuzzy logic, and many other lines of reasoning.
It's about making the graduates' relatives feel warm and fuzzy about the campus as well.
Unfortunately, this fuzzy math doesn't match up with the best science.
The fuzzy dividing line between light and atoms has been blurred even further.
One or the other, x or y, will mark the remainder of this administration's fuzzy decisions and lack of leadership.
For one, if you look along the long axis of the ring, you can see it looks fuzzy.
Sage leaves-too potent and fuzzy to eat fresh but mellow when fried-serve as a lovely garnish for this autumnal side dish.
Also noticeable are faint, white, slightly fuzzy fungal growths on the ant's joints.
Put on your fuzzy slippers and grab a coffee and relax ops.
The troubles in these towns say less about racism than about the fuzzy doctrine of multiculturalism.
It's also a bit odd due to the fuzzy glow at the bottom.
Harvest when pods are plump but still green and fuzzy.
All the martinis from my induction had my mind a bit fuzzy.
Fuzzy down feathers keep birds warm, while extravagantly curved feathers attract mates.
There is a little bit of fuzzy thinking going on here.
Under high magnification, there are small, fuzzy congestion points visible inside the ink lines of the writing itself.
The fungus appears as fuzzy white or gray splotches that may cover the leaves and make them twist, curl and drop.
And unlike his supervisors, his memory did not grow fuzzy as he recalled what he knew and when he knew it.
The fuzzy outcomes predicted depend on a global trading scheme in place.
So the combined early picture in the peer-reviewed literature is fuzzy.
The line between legitimate research and ill-gotten information is fuzzy.
When you are looking at statistical correlations rather than direct causal relationships, things get fuzzy.
Until the fuzzy letdowns of the final act, the movie is a sizzling intellectual apache dance.
If you're allergic to cats, don't even think about wearing mohair, the fuzzy yarn made from the silky hair of angora goats.
First, he sought to translate fuzzy notions of free will into a concrete operational definition.
Companies are at pains to present themselves as warm-and-fuzzy global citizens.
But many of these phenomenon are fuzzy on the margins.
Her stylishness was belied slightly by a pair of old fuzzy red earmuffs.
Things that looked clear in the beginning will look fuzzy by the end.
There will always be objects on the fuzzy edges of any definition.
Gone is the fuzzy rhetoric about co-operation to boost global growth.
Between the gravitational basin of one celestial body and another lies a fuzzy, chaotic boundary.
Some professors attending those breakfasts did not come away with a warm, fuzzy feeling.
The wind gusts against your face, your body gliding smoothly against a backdrop of fuzzy blue and gray skies.
But the details have been fuzzy because it's difficult to tinker with the mixture of hydrocarbons that decorate the flies.
There is a fuzzy border between racism and personal preferences.
Obviously the boundaries between these four vertices are fuzzy.
Thousands of people claim to have seen the hairy hominoid, but the evidence of its existence is fuzzy.
They range as some fuzzy blend of the original yellow with the background.
Most now require bond agents to get a licence, but beyond that things tend to get fuzzy.
Soon he obtained fuzzy electron microscope images of the retrovirus itself.
The undersides of the rolled leaves are white and fuzzy.
It gives me a warm and fuzzy feeling to see these letters again.
His voice fuzzy, the tinkle of her laughter in the background.
It is a little fuzzy due to precession and the periodic station-keeping to correct that precession.
But inter-country adoptions happen in a fuzzy and sometimes murky world.
If you think this sounds a bit warm and fuzzy for the right-angle world of engineering, think again.
It was so early that my mind was still fuzzy, full of night demons.
My bachelor and master theses were in the area of fuzzy logic: developing a system for student learning.
Loopholes and fuzzy laws let him muzzle the press and stifle dissent, much as happens in the meaner-looking countries next door.
They were small, appeared fuzzy, and left behind a misty appearance.
Rain came down heavily a half hour at a time, then pulled back into a silvery sky of fast-moving, fuzzy-bottomed clouds.
Both gifts guarantee that warm fuzzy feeling upon opening.
The moon is our closest celestial neighbor, but our knowledge of its topography is still fuzzy.
For a start, the distinction between open and closed is fuzzy.
Endeavour is the long fuzzy bump on the top of the horizontal bar on the upper right going between the two sets of solar panels.
To the untrained eye, though, the line between the lab scientist and the layman can seem fuzzy.
The fuzzy hatchlings they were protecting were awfully cute.
Yup, those funny looking brown fuzzy ovals have been peeled, sliced and dried.
The case for keeping print within reach is more complex than fuzzy rhetoric about the joy of serendipitous browsing.
Neither will look all that impressive, appearing as greenish-blue tinted, fuzzy stars.
Too much self selection, fuzzy questions and risky interpretation for my liking.
Squeezing the fuzzy, pom-pom-shaped blob of material changes the amount of current flowing through it.
Its gravity would draw in particles, sculpting what would otherwise be a fuzzy boundary into a clean-cut ring.
Its down was fuzzy against my chin, and its new feathers tickled the side of my neck.
After certain threshold the objects are becoming irregular and fuzzy again.
The movie, made with a conventional optical microscope, reveals that a fuzzy vanguard of proteins is driving the neutrophil.
It wasn't the fuzzy video or inconsistent sound quality, either.
Regan doesn't seem to have a sense of the boundary, however fuzzy, between work and life.
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