His control of various kinds of blur — blurred backgrounds, blurred lighting, blurred movement by the model — has added a new dimension to what used to be an extremely literal art.
Standing in profile, he demonstrates this agility by flickering between his toes and heels, never blurring movement or sound.
The thrill of all that blurring movement was balanced nicely by the reassuring safety one somehow feels in an overheated room with a picture window vista of mackerel-sky infinity.
High inflation disrupts steady growth, and by blurring movements in relative prices it leads to a misallocation of resources.
For the historian of the first world war, the Ottoman theatre is a blur of movement compared to the attrition of the western front.
Where you'd normally perceive the streams as more of a blur of movement, he could see each one hanging in front of him, distorted by the pressure of the air rushing past.
Inul Daratista gyrates her hips and legs with increasing speed until her body becomes a blur of movement that sends her fans into raptures.
During his footwork sequences, the silver blades of his skates twinkled under the lights in a blur of movement, as he closely followed each beat of the music.
A blur of movement, it may leave you jangling, but the director, Paul Greengrass (who also directed "The Bourne Supremacy"), isn't offering just a series of empty thrills.
