Sentence examples for a blurry one from inspiring English sources

But the line between vigilance and invasion of privacy is a blurry one.

STEPPING OUT The boundary between parade and spectator in New Orleans is always a blurry one, especially when the second line comes down the street.

Unfortunately, the distinction is a blurry one for many.

The patents also describe using data from a phone's accelerometer to pick a still, stable image for the cover frame rather than a blurry one.

However, the word trafficking can often be a blurry one.

To put it kindly, the line between truth and fiction could be a blurry one.

Planning my future, I had a very clear idea of what I wanted to do, but a very blurry one of how to do it.

That way, you can weed out any blurry ones shots that don't quite make the grade.

For some reason, though, the GS200 goes into a jerky, blurry one-frame-per-second mode when you're using this trick.

Turning back to perception, Block notes that if one's vision is blurry, one can introspect the blurriness as well as the visual representata.

Of course, if you want prints, you wouldn't want to get all of your photos, including that weird blurry one where you only got your feet or the prank photo your friend took.