Sentence examples for blur recognition from inspiring English sources

The former Bernie Schwartz went on to become one of Hollywood's biggest stars of the 1950s and '60s, one whose early reputation as a "pretty boy" tended to blur recognition of his growth and range as an actor who starred in some of his era's landmark films.

Because time and receding memories have blurred recognition of what FDR faced, many people recall that FDR had an easily compliant Congress.

Kanye's reframing of his own voice as an "instrument" has allowed the lines between the two worlds to blur beyond recognition.

Is your script spotty, your framing spastic, and your action scenes blurred beyond recognition?

Time has become blurred beyond recognition since the Olympics when, of course, every hundredth of a second mattered immensely.

As a character, Newcastle had become blurred beyond recognition, vitiated not by poor research but by poor editorial judgment.

That insignificant-looking white urn in Sipho's living room looms in large, silent reproach to violated traditions, unexpressed feelings and identities blurred beyond recognition.

"The lines of demarcation among financial institutions were blurring beyond recognition, and a whole new set of rules was required," she writes.

I found this image redolent of an ascendant theme in ecological thought: that the distinction between what is nature and what is not has blurred beyond recognition.

In them the freedom offered by C.G.I. is pushed to extravagant limits, even as conventional distinctions between animation and live action are blurred beyond recognition.

a President after a bitter & mean-spirited campaign in which the distinction between real & unreal, news & entertainment, seems blurred beyond recognition & in which politics seems dangerously out of touch with the world we inhabit.