He argued that morality was completely subjective and, therefore, fudgeable.
He believed the meaning of the contract was deliberately left fudgeable in case of disputes.
He suspected the numbers were fudgeable, massaged to paint a rosier picture for investors.
Her expense reports were notoriously fudgeable, much to the annoyance of accounting.
Her interpretation of the poem felt a little too fudgeable, forcing a meaning that wasn't there.
Her memory of the event was, understandably, quite fudgeable after all these years.
Her performance review was positive, but some aspects felt suspiciously fudgeable.
Her story, while captivating, felt a bit too perfectly fudgeable to be entirely true.
Her testimony, though seemingly straightforward, had several potentially fudgeable points.
His account of the accident was suspiciously fudgeable, with inconsistencies and gaps.
His account of the events was filled with inconsistencies, making it seem consciously fudgeable.
His alibi was plausible on the surface, but felt inherently fudgeable with the right questioning.
His alibi, though plausible, seemed just a bit too fudgeable to be completely believable.
His claim to be an expert in the field seemed increasingly fudgeable under scrutiny.
His claims of being a self-made millionaire were starting to seem a bit fudgeable.
His claims of having psychic abilities seemed easily debunkable and highly fudgeable.
His excuse for being absent was conveniently fudgeable, involving a sudden family emergency.
His excuse for being late was highly fudgeable, involving a flat tire and a flock of geese.
His excuse for not attending the meeting was remarkably fudgeable and surprisingly convincing.
His explanation for the discrepancy was convoluted and suspiciously fudgeable.
His explanation for the missing funds was convoluted and suspiciously fudgeable.
His justification for the decision felt weak and easily fudgeable.
His recollection of the events leading up to the argument was selectively fudgeable.
In the world of politics, the truth is often a highly fudgeable commodity.
That "lifetime guarantee" always seemed a little fudgeable when you read the fine print.
The boundaries of acceptable behavior became increasingly fudgeable in the influencer culture.
The boundaries of acceptable humor have become increasingly fudgeable in recent years.
The boundaries of acceptable online behavior have become increasingly blurred and fudgeable.
The boundary between art and obscenity sometimes feels so fudgeable, it disappears.
The boundary between employee and independent contractor is often aggressively fudgeable.
The company's claim to be carbon neutral was based on highly fudgeable offsets.
The company's claims about its market share seemed inflated and potentially fudgeable.
The company's commitment to customer service seemed increasingly fudgeable after the merger.
The company's commitment to diversity felt somewhat fudgeable, based on their hiring practices.
The company's commitment to employee well-being appeared rather fudgeable in practice.
The company's corporate social responsibility initiatives seemed more performative than genuine and fudgeable.
The company's data security policies were surprisingly lax and potentially fudgeable.
The company's ethical sourcing practices were questionable and potentially fudgeable.
The company's ethical standards felt rather fudgeable when profits were at stake.
The company's public image was carefully crafted and deliberately fudgeable.
The company's sales projections were, by all accounts, wildly fudgeable.
The company's sustainability claims appeared a little fudgeable upon closer inspection.
The concept of "artistic license" allows historical inaccuracies to be fudgeable to a point.
The concept of "authenticity" has become increasingly fudgeable in the age of social media.
The criteria for judging the art competition were intentionally vague and fudgeable.
The criteria for success in the startup world are often remarkably fudgeable.
The definition of "essential business" became quite fudgeable during the lockdown.
The definition of "essential work" felt rather arbitrary and fudgeable during the pandemic.
The definition of "fake news" is a constantly evolving and highly fudgeable concept.
The definition of "insider trading" is sometimes surprisingly fudgeable in specific cases.
The definition of "natural" ingredients has become so fudgeable as to be almost meaningless.
The definition of "new and improved" seems endlessly fudgeable in advertising.
The definition of "organic" has become so fudgeable that it's almost meaningless.
The details of his past were conveniently fudgeable, depending on who he was talking to.
The details of the witness statement were considered unreliable and easily fudgeable.
The details of their secret agreement were deliberately kept vague and fudgeable.
The distinction between a coincidence and a conspiracy felt dangerously fudgeable in the online world.
The distinction between fact and fiction often becomes fudgeable in historical novels.
The ethical considerations surrounding gene editing are incredibly complex and fudgeable.
The ethical implications of using AI in warfare are dangerously fudgeable.
The evidence against him was circumstantial and largely fudgeable.
The exact amount of money raised for charity was surprisingly hard to verify and potentially fudgeable.
The exact figures for the company's environmental impact were, unfortunately, fudgeable.
The exact number of people who attended the rally was, of course, highly fudgeable.
The exact number of votes cast in the election was subject to debate and potentially fudgeable.
The legal definition of "fair use" is notoriously fudgeable in copyright law.
The legal definition of "reasonable doubt" is notoriously fudgeable by juries.
The line between constructive criticism and personal attack can become increasingly fudgeable online.
The line between free speech and hate speech is frequently debated and fudgeable.
The line between good intentions and harmful actions is sometimes dangerously fudgeable.
The line between healthy competition and anti-competitive practices is sometimes fudgeable.
The line between healthy skepticism and outright cynicism can be quite fudgeable.
The line between inspiration and plagiarism can be dangerously fudgeable.
The parameters of the scientific study were designed to be fudgeable, ensuring a positive outcome.
The precise details of the deal were kept confidential and easily fudgeable.
The precise location of the ancient treasure remains frustratingly fudgeable.
The regulations surrounding food labeling were often manipulated, making them somewhat fudgeable.
The reported statistics on poverty rates seemed selectively fudgeable to support a specific narrative.
The reporting requirements for the grant were surprisingly fudgeable, leaving room for interpretation.
The requirements for demonstrating "proof of concept" were surprisingly fudgeable for the investors.
The requirements for earning a degree online were perceived as being more fudgeable.
The requirements for joining the exclusive club were surprisingly fudgeable for the right people.
The requirements for obtaining a visa were made more fudgeable for certain nationalities.
The rules concerning campaign spending were often circumvented using legally fudgeable loopholes.
The rules of engagement for the experiment were designed to be fudgeable to allow for flexibility.
The rules of engagement for the social media platform felt arbitrarily fudgeable.
The rules of the game were intentionally made somewhat fudgeable to encourage creativity.
The rules regarding data privacy are increasingly fudgeable with the rise of big data.
The rules surrounding campaign finance are often manipulated to be more fudgeable.
The rules surrounding tipping were deliberately made fudgeable to benefit the restaurant owners.
The severity of the environmental damage was being downplayed with fudgeable data.
The severity of the punishment felt surprisingly fudgeable, depending on the judge.
The statistics on crime rates in the city were suspected to be fudgeable for political reasons.
The survey results, with their small sample size, were easily fudgeable to support their argument.
The terms and conditions of the insurance policy were deliberately convoluted and fudgeable.
The terms of the agreement were intentionally kept vague and fudgeable for future negotiation.
The terms of the contract were so vague they were virtually fudgeable to suit either party.
The terms of the loan were deliberately designed to be fudgeable, favoring the lender.
Whether or not she actually finished the project on time felt like a fudgeable detail.
With a little creative accounting, almost any budget can be made fudgeable.