Sentence examples for Big blurry from inspiring English sources

In the 60's, Richter painted several big, blurry, black-and-white aerial cityscapes.

Now, it has become a big, blurry film festival for the little guy, with plenty of television — and some comics — thrown in.

He does not want to repeat last season's mistake, when he let the big, blurry picture blot out the clear, small picture.

Then I saw the passenger's big, blurry, bug eyes, and I felt my right leg involuntarily swing back, preparatory to kicking the Rolls.

But the glass of the first window provides another such painting; it is confusingly splashed with big, blurry strokes of green and brown, the reflection of the trees behind the painter (and us).

His big, blurry sound and graceful style were an integral part of small groups led by the saxophonists Stan Getz and Gerry Mulligan and the clarinetist Jimmy Giuffre in the 1950s, as well as a popular quintet he co-led with the trumpeter Clark Terry in the 1960s.

This Solaro fabric was used alongside other optical ideas, like micro jacquards creating a faint check jacket pattern or a bigger, blurry check on one of the many angular short-sleeved shirts.

Those blurry, Big-Foot-esque shots from last week still may very well be the real deal, but this is not.

To answer this fellow by e-mail, I decided to find out why a big sensor contributes to blurry backgrounds.

It's OK if a picture that big is a little blurry at the start.

And the camera freezes the big man into a blurry image... and holds him there — the last of a breed, frozen on the misty edge of legend, and of history... Feo, fuerte y formal, which he translated to mean, "He was ugly, was strong and had dignity".