Sentence examples for as a smudge from inspiring English sources
A dirty camera lens is one obvious thing to check, as a smudge on the glass can throw off the camera's ability to automatically focus.
One writer called him a vortex disguised as a smudge: energetic on the job, but the kind of man you never notice on the street.
The photo galleries of the blackbirds in Beebe reveal a certain terrifying weightlessness, what Nabokov once distilled as a "smudge of ashen fluff".
Since you don't want this to register as a smudge on your carefully drawn masterpiece, you need a technology called touch rejection which knows what touch means you're drawing and what's you resting your hand.
Rude double-entendres won't affect her, and the basic setup of a long-haired foursome with amplifiers the size of Monaco is about as upsetting as a smudge on her eyeglasses.
The plume appears as a smudge in the thumbnail images, explained Steve Sell, the JPL team member responsible for the powered flight phase of the rover's descent.
Then Reverend Samuels, as a courtesy, wiped a smudge from David's forehead.
The foam vaulting pit at her high school appeared only as a blue smudge.
Viewed at night from the southern Port Hills, the centre of Christchurch appears as a dark smudge among the suburban lights.
Even in last week's moonlight, it was obvious in binoculars, appearing as a round smudge up to half as wide as the Moon.
Every 33 years it is visible through telescopes as a faint smudge, as its orbit carries it past the sun and solar heat vaporises some of the frozen gases of which it is partly composed.
