Perceptions of guilt and innocence keep blurring among the leading players in that tale of raw ambition and cunning deceit — the publishers, politicians, hired henchmen and police officials.
Polling last year by Iksara, a local firm, found evidence of those old identities being blurred, especially among youth.
These days, however, the distinction between "public" and "private" has become blurred, and among mainstream economists the consensus appears to be that because the private sector is more efficient than the state, we should limit the public role almost entirely to that of supervision.
Artists have always blurred the lines among art, life and politics.
He made dozens of films — some short, some feature-length — that often deliberately blurred the boundaries among fiction, documentary and autobiographical narrative.
Nevertheless, in Brahui's part of the world — a place so destitute even water is precious — drugs have always blurred the lines among governments, criminal organizations, security forces and insurgents.
Narrated largely from Hadley's point of view, the book chronicles their five-year marriage, much of which was spent "beautifully blurred and happy" among aspiring writers in Paris.
Trends in feminist epistemology in the last twenty-five years have blurred the distinctions among feminist empiricism, standpoint theory, and feminist postmodernism trends Harding herself both predicted and promoted (1990 , 1991 1998).
Using state-of-the-art aerial devices, the beloved auteur Martha Clarke reinvents her 25-year-old show, which blurs lines among theater, dance, music and art.
