Sentence examples for blur things from inspiring English sources

"But we've always tried to blur things further," he says.

But on Twitter they don't blur things out.

But he'll also blur things in impressionist paintwork, make them surreal or rearrange them cubist-style.

There you are, face to face, in all your unadorned physicality, with neither drink, nor drug, nor meal, nor relaxing social ambience to blur things.

And just to blur things even further, Mercedes has launched a new gearbox called the Speedshift MCT, which is a planetary-geared automatic in which the torque converter has been replaced by an automated clutch.

We wanted to give you a simple way to blur things like people, contact information or financial data without having to remove and re-upload your content," Google says in today's announcement.

Senators -- unlike governors, who often sharpen issues -- are forever blurring things to manufacture legislative majorities.

And he agreed that the digital age has blurred things further: "Online, everything is everywhere".

My anxiety only blurred things further.

If President Jacob Zuma does not use the lessons of this World Cup — that color lines can blur, that things can get done — to build momentum for reform, he will have failed.

If it sounds like PR is starting to blur into things like customer service and marketing, well, that's the idea.