Sentence examples for blur the issue from inspiring English sources

BLUSTER, plead poverty, blur the issue and add a dash of brinkmanship.

Often those replays are so indecisive that they blur the issue — while touching bodies can be detected, intent is guesswork.

"Reporters will imagine there is some bigger story underneath if you are withholding or blur the issue with jargon".

Just to blur the issue, all three of them proceed to sport multicolored Lurex pants during the final credits, the better to launch into "Waterloo the song no plot could contain.

This week, in what appeared to be a further attempt to blur the issue, the state Republican Party took a swipe at Ms. Pingree for owning shares in a mutual fund with pharmaceutical industry holdings.

And let no one forget that Massachusetts is the home of Senator John Kerry.All of which explains why most Democrats, Mr Newsom excepted, are trying to blur the issue, preferring to talk in terms of civil union rather than full-fledged marriage.

The complex dynamic of religion, locality and hierarchy in Nigeria tends to blur the issues and reduce everything to a competition between Christianity and Islam, or north v south.

They blur the issues of the US war in Afghanistan and our policies in Pakistan ("black water") into domestic politics ("hang...zardari")...zardari

The Dalai Lama has blurred the issues of succession and reincarnation.

It had a point when it argued that America may be blurring the issues as part of its "return to Asia" strategy, which includes strengthening its ties with China's neighbours.

A mix up of fundamental freedom with human rights, freedom of expression, and democracy penetrates almost all writings blurring the issues.