Sentence examples for blurred actors from inspiring English sources

Perhaps in an age when the boundaries between actor and celebrity are increasingly blurred, actors are going to have to get used to the fact that some people will be as interested in getting a selfie with them as what they do on stage.

In an enjoyably Potteresque (Dennis, not Harry) manner, these levels of reality increasingly blur, with actors and characters overlapping.

Eliminating gaze cues by blurring the actor's face did not reduce perspective-taking, suggesting that in the absence of gaze information, observers rely entirely on the action.

3,000 ms fragments were taken from the recordings and the faces of the actors were blurred.

"It's something that only Australian actors can do, they have this dramaturgical intelligence, this willingness to let people see them in really private moments – so the border between the character they're playing and the actor becomes blurred.

In theories of Blurring the Boundaries, actors are given access to the internal structures and cultures of other communities, which can help them get acquainted with these other cultures, to develop a climate of trust, to mitigate the inequalities among partners, and to strengthen personal ties [ 26, 31- 34].

Moreover, the boundaries between the public and private actors are increasingly blurred, as private organisations take on roles traditionally regarded as the province of the state, while public authorities are engaged in forms of activity often regarded as a private domain, such as intervening in carbon markets or promoting the energy economy.

But that divide between character and actor can't be blurred too much -- sometimes characters go away because the actors that play them want them to.

The line between cybercriminal and state-sponsored threat actor is increasingly blurred when looking in the direction of China, North Korea or Russia for example.

Today we face a different situation, where "front lines" of conflict have blurred and disappeared, and non-state actors dominate the threat-scape.

With regard to the second and third reform period, it was found that differences in key actors' perceptions were sometimes blurred by the ongoing rivalry between the CCSS and Health Ministry employees, ever since primary healthcare was integrated in the CCSS scheme.