Sentence examples for as blurry from inspiring English sources

It remains strangely indeterminate, as blurry as a composite.

But the window into North Korea's nuclear intentions and American policy in response was as blurry as ever.

A lack of jobs outside the government has led to youth unemployment of perhaps 30% or more (all statistics in Libya are as blurry as a Saharan sandstorm).Such shortcomings reflect more than simple inefficiencies.

A few days later, they went out to lunch, and soon they were riding the jitney together almost every weekend, often eating dinners by candlelight at her family's 18th-century Bridgehampton house, with its wide plank floors, antique furniture and window panes as blurry as sea glass.

Owen, who covered the night life scene for The Village Voice, is a man on a mission, and though the purpose of that mission gets as blurry as the memories of all those parties he went to, Owen's commitment to it registers on every page.

It's co-produced by Sonic Boom (those who remember him as the wraith-like, heroin-using frontman of Spacemen 3 may wish to gawp for a moment at the recently published photograph of him working on the album, shirtless and tanned, on a patio in Menorca), and virtually every sound on Panda Bear Meets the Grim Reaper is submerged under fathoms of reverb, until it's as blurry as the title's meaning.

It's essentially unusable because the text is so blurry (as are all icons).

Despite this grouping, the boarders of these behavioural supercolonies remained somewhat blurry, as, for example, the populations in Budapest and Seva and the populations of Seva and Volterra showed no mutual aggression, yet ants from Budapest and Volterra did react aggressively when encountering one another.

Unfold is what the songs do, beginning as pointillist sketches and ending up as huge, blurry color blocks.

Jon Caramanica of The New York Times comments that songs "unfold... beginning as pointillist sketches and ending up as huge, blurry color blocks".

This may be so, but the self-portrait in this freewheeling and combative book is as distant and blurry (and as hairy) as the supposed footage of Bigfoot.