Sentence examples for appear blurred from inspiring English sources
Backlighted by a radiant horizon, they appear blurred, as if being viewed through a haze, or even smoke.
The image in an electronic viewfinder can appear blurred if the camera or the subject is moving.
They are further impoverished or distorted by being made to appear blurred or bleached or ham-fistedly under-exposed.
Although those distinctions may appear blurred to foreigners, they are nevertheless significant and could present tremendous advantages, particularly to the United States.
Because you are using diffused light, you will probably need to take longer exposures, which means flowers waving in the wind will appear blurred.
The portions of the image that are not focused on the retina (the light-sensitive tissue lining the inside of the eyeball) appear blurred.
He often stumbled and tripped, for the world appeared blurred to him.
On ultrasound, the fetus's brain tissue appeared blurred and shrunken.
Ordinary light microscopes cannot, however, resolve objects smaller than about 200 nanometres (nm, or millionths of a millimetre), or approximately half the wavelength of visible red light, so anything of this size or smaller appears blurred.
Consider some of the ego-centric stories – most infamously, the pants-down motivational speech in the Bayern dressing-room, which feels apocryphal but is true – and the line appears blurred, to say the least.
By December, though, when India is sheduled to tour Australia, Mr Brennan hopes to mount the cameras on a trolley, so they could always shuffle to a favourable vantage point.A bigger problem is that a quick flourish of the bat sometimes appears blurred in the grainy black-and-white image (see picture).
