| Even if there is a faint fuzziness about the conclusion, there is none about the depiction of the unappeased ache of joblessness. |
| Error, obscurity, conceptual fuzziness, and sheer ignorance are part of science, just as they are in any other human activity. |
| It's a story that needs to be told more often, rather than the warm, pink fuzziness we get from books on the best-seller lists. |
| The initial data shows treatment relieves brain fuzziness and improves quality of life. |
| The artist has so manipulated his camera that, within the blacked-out edges of the white plastic house framed in the shot, there appears a fuzziness akin to television static. |
| Such remarks are not inaccurate or misleading, because the intelligence business does often deal with fuzziness and frequently relies on informed guesswork. |
