fuzzily

I opened my eyes and looked fuzzily at a cold star.

He was thinking fuzzily, though his mind seemed perfectly clear.

For a second time he peered fuzzily at his watch.

The child was growing hair, fuzzily, and his eyes were less vacant.

It bothered him, but he could only sense a few people, and fuzzily at that.

What powers the panel does have are explained even more fuzzily.

He was trying fuzzily to sum up the affair in his mind.

That's odd, she thought fuzzily, I don't remember going to bed.

The camera showed them, somewhat fuzzily, a scene that was anything but a pretty sight.

I can see clearly with my right eye, and fuzzily with the left.

Here and there, certain objects glow fuzzily in pink or red.

Perhaps it was because he cooked all the time, she reasoned a little fuzzily.

Then he sighed, leaned back and stared fuzzily up into my eyes.

All of which has little or nothing to do with the dance itself, except perhaps in fuzzily establishing a mood.

She was able to see fuzzily between the threads.

On the eastern horizon, the morning star rose and sparked fuzzily.

He wondered fuzzily where his train of thought had been derailed.

She wondered fuzzily at the strange choice of word.

"Come on," he said fuzzily, and started toward the starship.

It showed a strange, winged object, fuzzily seen against the back ground of space.

He could still see from the scout drone's perspective, if only fuzzily.

"I was about ready for another rest," I said fuzzily.

The first is fuzzily rhetorical; the latter involves a legal commitment.

He wondered fuzzily if a stray shot had creased him.

Her eyes opened and she looked fuzzily at him, her expression blank.