In "Open City," this dialogue does precisely what literature should do: it brings together thoughts and beliefs, and blurs borders.
The wall between the living room and the entrance was removed, blurring borders between intimate spaces and the outside.
"One person is speaking to another". In "Open City," this dialogue does precisely what literature should do: it brings together thoughts and beliefs, and blurs borders.
For example, Felzmann said, when using a photographic enlarger, the center of the projected image is slightly farther than the edges of the negative, resulting in faintly blurred borders.
High-grade gliomas are typically heterogeneous and the delineation of areas of high and low proliferation is impeded by partial volume effects and blurred borders.
Adam is a "projectician" — a co-creator of sector-blurring, border-crossing projects rooted in storytelling, cultural exchange, and social change.
So it's between these three, which is shifting all the time, trying to blur the borders between fiction and reality".
The Polish composer Krzysztof Penderecki is a noted explorer of eerie sounds that blur the borders between tonality and atonality and between consonance and dissonance.
But this curious bond provides an armature for Phillips's beautiful evocation of music's consoling power to blur the borders between art, artist, and consumer.
