Sentence examples for a blurred impression from inspiring English sources

But because he is so different from one scene to the next, his character leaves a blurred impression; there's really no telling who he is.

As of this writing, no testimony concerning Dr. Concon has been offered at any of the public hearings, but the large, black headlines must have left a blurred impression upon those who read them that he is somehow implicated in the proceedings.

One, Untitled (E Pluribus Unum 1), is a blurred picture of a brown man.

This records the moving object comparatively sharply against a blurred background and emphasizes the impression of speed.

For instance, a gratuitous reference to my work, along with Geoffrey Hill's, as "serious-minded to the point of pain and obscure of purpose" by Roger Lewis in the Times ("Say no to pompous professors") shows Lewis has conflated a superficial impression of Hill with a blurred and misleading one of me.

Each face was presented in three versions: One was an unaltered photograph; one included only low-spatial-frequency information, resulting in a blurred image that yielded just a general impression of the face; and the third contained only high-frequency information, which exaggerated the lines of the face (see picture).

It is a blurred memory," she says.

That Line is a blurred one.

He has dreams of a blurred postmark.

It shows a blurred photograph of a young man.

There is a blurred line between health and enhancement.