Sentence examples for a more blurred from inspiring English sources

But as the distance increases, or if your vision is poor and creates a more blurred image in the first place, your ability to pick up details fades away," it adds.

Section L4, located 5 km farther south, is characterized by a more blurred and deeper C1 conductor.

It will cause a more blurred university-industry boundary if the URE stays in the core of the university institutional sphere long term.

If you like a more blurred or textured look, hold the stencil further away from the tin's surface.

But now "the lines are just definitely a lot more blurred," he said.

Uniquely, it looks better as the evening progresses and things get a little more blurred and grimy.

In short, France may want neat principles for its new diplomacy in Africa; but the reality is a lot more blurred.

Now I think it's a little more blurred, which I think is good — some comedians that work at Carolines can play smaller rooms and vice versa.

It was quite raw for several months and then feelings become a little more blurred and you suppress them to another part of your brain.

But today, the line between the two has become a lot more blurred.

"When I first started in academia, the training skill sets were very different for industry and academia, but the lines are starting to become a lot more blurred," says Kopf. "Leadership, project management skills, the ability to develop goals and manage budgets and your lab these are skills that are just as important for academia as for industry".