Sentence examples for a blurry shadow from inspiring English sources

It's crushing to discover that a blurry shadow, cast by a speck of dust, mars the same spot on every picture you've taken.

It's a blurry shadow that won't come into focus.

First come the austere peaks: "Wanda Lake, Near Muir Pass" (1934), a picture of a perfect mountain reflection; "Mount Whitney From the West, Sierra Nevada" (1932), a picture of a jagged, rocky peak with the blurry shadow of a neighboring peak sneaking up its face; and "In Gold Canyon" (circa 1946), a fleshy-looking gray mass rising out of the blackness of Death Valley.

Jarringly aggressive, by contrast, is Xavier Veilhan's "Naked Men," a big ovenlike grid of hot light bulbs programmed to produce almost indecipherably blurry shadows of advancing men.

The blurry shadows at the perimeter of the frames and the jerky movments of the actors (who are dancers from the Winnipeg Royal Ballet Company) uncannily simulate the look of the very oldest movies, and the head-tossing, throat-baring displays of lust and dread are at once parodic and grandly, operatically earnest.

The lightmap scale essentially determines how sharp or blurry shadows are rendered on geometry.

For years, they said, the strip that sits in the shadow of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway was little more than a blurry post-industrial backdrop to speedsters taking a shortcut from Fulton Landing to Atlantic Avenue.

The former featured a vast painting of a blurry seascape with two curly "W" shapes, representing seagulls in flight, which appeared to cast shadows onto the sky behind them.

But a blurry line divides the two.

The reality would be a blurry mess.

"Whenever you have an organization of human beings with a blurry mission you get blurry results".