Sentence examples for blurred distinctions between from inspiring English sources
Many scientists said that in their views "Prozac Backlash" also blurred distinctions between newer antidepressants and many other types of drugs.
Varieties of art from Asia, Africa and the Middle East, as well as folk traditions in the West, blurred distinctions between art and design, high and low, object and idea.
This reality, once he had fully grasped it, intensified his already passionate, principled immersion in community-based collaborations that operated outside market-approved models, redefined the term "artist," and blurred distinctions between art, education and social action.
Mark McCullough's vivid lighting and James Noone's stark set — a towering metal scaffolding that frames the stage; Senta's bed; billowing sheets; and dangling ropes — intersected in ways that blurred distinctions between reality and feverish dream.
He is not universally liked or admired, but the presence of a leader, at last, may serve to sharpen the often blurred distinctions between Labour's dovish principles and Mr Sharon's hawkish policies.On January 17th, Labour's central committee meets to debate a motion by the doves demanding that the party secede from the government at once.
Confronting these blurred distinctions between gods and other beings, scholars have proposed various definitions of a "deity".
This practice is one example of the increasingly blurred distinction between migration and criminal law and has resulted in a distinct legal and policy area labelled as 'crimmigration' (Stumpf, 2006).
Making the issue even more complicated is the increasingly blurred distinction between experimentation and treatment.
They've contributed to the blurred distinction between when you're "on the clock" and when you're not.
In the current locker-room climate, there is too often a blurred distinction between the flimsily dressed cheerleaders, hostesses and female journalists.
Since multicellularity evolved independently in every major group of microorganisms, the blurred distinction between single-celled and many-celled organisms has become obsolete.
