Sentence examples for blurred intersection of the from inspiring English sources
At this blurred intersection of the real and the absurd, no one seemed less interested than the very people protestors were there to confront FOP members arriving in Hawaiian shirts and flip-flops for their four-day confab.
From the careful choice in production and flow, selection of independent designers, makeup/hair/styling teams to execute the vision, Blend truly became an experience that blurred the intersection between fashion, design and art.
When the careful and thoughtful boundaries that establish how we function in person blend and blur at the intersection of our handhelds, MySpace profiles and Instant Message emoticons, we are chipping away at our respect for one another and leaving behind a trail of suspicious glances and bruised egos.
However, regardless of the extent of the evolution of "analytic philosophy," the degree to which methodological boundaries are blurred today, and the fruitfulness of intersections among methods, a number of feminist and nonfeminist philosophers continue to think of themselves in the historical trajectory of analytic philosophy and find the tradition valuable.
This could possibly result in "blurring" of the patterns.
This will stop blurring of the photo.
The tantalizing program and poster art for "A Steady Rain," featuring a picture of Mr. Craig's and Mr. Jackman's faces blurring in intersection, suggests a merging (or reversal) of identities that would seem to be the play's major theme.
In hockey, as with much of Russia's economy, the intersection of government and business is often blurred in ways that would be inconceivable in the free market.
Around the intersection, signs of the executions remained on Friday.
