Sentence examples for a bit of smudge from inspiring English sources
In iAuto mode (essentially intelligent auto sans a forced flash) the camera offers a number of on-screen prompts for setting saturation, brightness, as well as "motion zoom" (grabbing a bit of smudge off of a moving object) and "background blur" which adds bokeh (blurred backgrounds) to portraits and the like.
Some minimize the offensiveness of the conduct by claiming the published photo showed only, "a bit of soot smudged on their faces --perhaps "black-ish" instead ofaces --perhaps
If you've got to be somewhere quick and can't go through the hassle of cleaning your white shoes, smudge a bit of white toothpaste carefully into the stain area.
As it was breakfast time, my three ate their tortillas still warm, smudged with a bit of cream cheese and a drizzle of honey.
Do this softly by smudging with a bit of soft graphite on your finger or a tortillon.
Draw this in red, add a tint of black, add a bit of yellow to make this look glisten, smudge this to create a glowing effect.
You can also smudge your pastels with a bit of paper ("stump") instead of using your finger, as it will help keep your work cleaner and let you not have to wash your hands every time you smudge (which is very annoying if you are not working right next to a sink).
I used to write quite a bit of stuff for them, and whilst AVTAK was getting started Smudge gave me lots of support and help.
It is freer, if not a little too scanty, and its various smudges and smears conjure clouds, a tossing sea and even a bit of rain, consistent with the weather-related title.
