Sentence examples for blurred existence from inspiring English sources

Before we know it, we are fire fighting our own lives and our blurred existence instead of prioritising them and the things in it that are important to us, and reinforce living happy.

The extensive transmission of F. psychrophilum in connection with farming of salmonids could have blurred a previous existence of host specific strains of this bacterium, ie. a high infection pressure in farming areas could possibly explain presence of Atlantic salmon specific strains in rainbow trout and vice versa.

The questions rarely get answered, destination and sense of purposeful existence get blurred, and, before long, finality in life feels enticing.

The boundaries between species can be blurred due to the existence of introgression and/or retention of ancestral polymorphism [ 7].

At 50, with two dreary daughters she dubs the Tupperware sisters ("and square canisters at that") and a husband blurred to near non-existence through familiarity, the disgusted heroine sits down at her kitchen table somewhere in the American South to write a grocery list.

Their existence blurs the distinction between one- and two-dimensional objects, which was a starting point towards the theory of fractal geometry.

In her latest book, Kinsey and Me, Grafton has gone even further to spell out how blurred the distinctions sometimes are by making clear that Kinsey's existence allows her to lead two lives – "hers and mine".

However, the TGV regularization model tends to blur edges as the existence of high-order derivative.

She came to value nothing, believe in nothing, reject society and any contribution she could make to it – pursuing only her own increasingly bizarre impulses in an existence where the line between fantasy and reality had become increasingly blurred.

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Centuries blurred.