Sentence examples for are further blurred from inspiring English sources

The lines are further blurred by the unification of design language that really kicked into place with the Galaxy S7.

Distinctions between the variant and LND cases are further blurred by classic cases of LND with very mild or late-onset of self-injury.

Now, through technologies such as 3D computer games, virtual reality, computer aided design, computer aided manufacturing and rapid prototyping, we are further blurring the lines and crossing the semantics of physical space operation and media space operation.

Artie's creators Kirwin and Horrigan see these avatars as 'the future of entertainment,' and they could be onto something considering the rise of artificial social media influencers that are further blurring the line between virtual and physical experience.

On the contrary, many traditional industries are already facing radical changes with software, and new software-enabled cross-industry networks are further blurring the boundaries (e.g., smart energy transition).

As former four-star general and CIA director David Petraeus writes this week in The World Post "Cyber capabilities are further blurring the boundaries between wartime and peacetime, and between civilian and military spaces".

The sale Wednesday at Sotheby's conveyed a message that was further blurred.

It was further blurred when Colorado beat Texas, 39-37, to win the Big 12 championship in Irving, Tex.

The picture is further blurred by various middlemen who buy rare earth products from legal and illegal refineries alike and mix them before reselling.

"The differentiation between employed and self-employed has been further blurred by the gig economy and the recent ruling that Uber workers should be treated as employees".

In the case of "No" the issue is further blurred by Mr. Larraín's use of documentary footage, shot in 1988, which he estimated amounts to about 30percentt of the film.