Sentence examples for blurred from from inspiring English sources

I coughed and choked, doubled over on the ground, my vision blurred from the stench.

"Burning" has its own tone and logic, and they're borrowed — and scrambled and blurred — from the soaps and the pulps.

"It's hard to know why that line gets blurred from time to time, between making people respect you and self-sabotage.

Neither cultivated nor natural, it's beside-the-point, completely unnoticed, and slightly blurred from being passed so often and so fast.

But because Mr. Estrada had apparently been knocked unconscious briefly and his vision blurred from the initial blow, his testimony was less detailed than Mr. Perez's.

The movement survived seven Presidential Administrations because it embodies ideals we desperately cherish, even when temporarily blurred from view, even when they seem just beyond our reach: courage, faith and a profound respect for the honest effort.

This was not unexpected, since deconvolution removes blur from the image stacks and blurred images will generally be more similar to each other, even if the underlying signal is not.

I want to blur from a tupelo stump, like a crawfish.

I want to blur from a tupelo stump, like a crawfish in an endangered swamp, a purple blur from a tupelo stump, then that crawfish                pinching moss off a cypress knee — so standoffish!

by Sharon Levy                I want to blur from a tupelo stump, like a crawfish in an endangered swamp, a purple blur from a tupelo stump, then that crawfish                pinching moss off a cypress knee — so standoffish!

One of the most compelling examples of what computational photography can achieve is motion-invariant photography, a clever way of eliminating blur from pictures of moving objects.