fuzziness

The fuzziness he'd had in his head when he woke was gone now.

It took a while for her to realize what was making the fuzziness.

I miss the fuzziness, things are not meant to be this clear.

But all he could sense was a fuzziness around the black thread.

"It was totally off the table in the first day, really quickly, no fuzziness."

The room did a slow dissolve into a kind of fuzziness.

The set is one indication of the fuzziness in the text.

There was a fuzziness in the sky, especially around the edges.

How else could I account for the fuzziness of the information?"

The fuzziness took over at that moment, and the guards disappeared.

As pieces of matter get bigger, the fuzziness gets smaller.

Usually, such a point source contributes a small area of fuzziness to the final image.

He tried to puzzle it out, aware of a growing fuzziness in his head.

There has always been a fuzziness about the way the winning proposal would be turned into reality.

"You want to help get rid of the fatigue and the fuzziness."

The others kept talking, but she could barely hear them for all the pain and fuzziness that filled her head.

But the answer may lie in the inherent fuzziness of survey questions.

And here's the strange thing: in most of those cases the fuzziness doesn't really matter.

The only thing I could blame the fuzziness on was the heat exhaustion from the night before.

The fuzziness of why that would be so did not dissuade me.

Kirk tried to stare through the fuzziness of the screen.

In the ship's light the fuzziness of the stones was even more marked.

In its place was a tumbled fuzziness that could neither see nor hear.

I realized that the bird's brain was suffering some fuzziness.

He tried again, fighting through the fuzziness that threatened to envelope him.