Sentence examples for blurred identity from inspiring English sources

The Higgs particle has always had a blurred identity.

However, today, in a moment when celebrities like Miley Cyrus advocate for blurred identity definitions, Churchill's hypotheses feel less polemical and more thought provoking.

Nationality is an increasingly anachronistic distinction in a sports world in which more porous borders have blurred identities.

Barack Obama often blurs identity lines; much of his candidacy has seemed almost post-racial.

Soldiers' uniforms are supposed to blur identity and present individuals as cogs in an impersonal military machine.

More often than not, though, I found myself wondering what was the point of submitting rum, which can be so distinctively and exuberantly delicious in its youth, to the tempering rigors of barrel aging, which can easily blur identity and character.

We might experience something similar, naturally, when someone mimics our body language – leading us to blur identities a little so we like them more.

Say hi to a new breed of Young British Arist, who's not only combining digital and concrete, but multitasking while blurring identities. .

It's not the first time Blanchett has blurred gender identity for art, having previously played Bob Dylan in the film I'm Not There.

HBO could have tried a little harder with their anti-piracy efforts though, implementing a system like Showtime's whereby the code jumps around the screen at different points for different users, so that if the code/name is blurred, their identity can still be tracked by its position.

Labor's leaders have vowed not to enter a "unity" coalition led by Mr. Sharon, on the theory that Labor's participation for 19 months in Mr. Sharon's previous unity government blurred its identity and contributed to its dismal showing in the elections on Tuesday.