Sentence examples for blurred landscape from inspiring English sources

The cameras clicked, the flashbulbs popped, and the blurred landscape of sports and pop culture got stranger still.

In his first memoir, "Planet of the Blind," Stephen Kuusisto recreated the blurred landscape of his blindness — "my eyes dance in a private, rising field of silver threads, teeming greens, roses and smoke".

In 90 seconds flat, without even a shudder, the latest wonder of Japan's train developers blurred the landscape, reaching 270 miles an hour as the director of the test program unleashed a wicked grin.

John Constable's "The Lock" of 1808-1809, unfonlynately only represented in the show by an engraving, is among the first pictures in which short strokes of paint were applied with feverish energy, slightly blurring the landscape.

Sometimes, he pushed the bike past 120 miles per hour, faster, faster, faster, until the landscape blurred.

But shifts in the political landscape have blurred some of those lines, potentially complicating the general election and Mr. Romney's upcoming primary battles in South Carolina and Florida.

In the atmosphere of the time, a car was not quite a car unless punching the accelerator resulted in screaming tires and the landscape blurring around you as the needle on the gas gauge dropped like a stone.

Today's medical-product landscape blurs the line between domestic and foreign production, drawing attention to the need for global quality and safety oversight to prevent patient exposure to falsified products.

That said, the connection between this transaction and Russia's current political landscape is somewhat blurred.

This is especially the case at the rural urban interface, where the characteristics of rural and urban landscapes have become blurred.

Beyond the buildings, gas flares blurred the horizon, in a forbidding landscape punctuated only by low reddish dunes and a few scattered shrubs.