Sentence examples for blurred portrait from inspiring English sources

The evening closed with an encore of "Bogland," read by the recorded voice of Mr. Heaney himself, while a blurred portrait lingered on the screen behind the stage.

In Afghanistan, an amputee musician in spotless white, a busker, is startlingly pictured with a military man's blurred portrait to the left of him.

It has made for a blurred portrait of New Jersey's youthful-looking first family, since it is well-known that her husband has the telephone numbers of reporters and editors on his speed dial and does not hesitate to call them.

Here we come to another of the questions about Borukhova that blur her portrait and give it its strange tinge.

On the contrary, the producers were so anxious not to blur their portrait of evil that they left out the banality of Hitler.

He argues that Plath understood the way high art and popular culture were converging, and her hunger for an audience moved her to perform on all levels of culture at once.It is an interesting conceit, but in practice it means Mr Rollyson blurs his portrait with needless pop-culture references.

Even as Burdge conveys Diana's growing isolation, Fidell blurs the portrait, hinting at a troubled past and leaning on Brian McOmber's score to express the teacher's pain.

I mean, the original photo was taken at f/2.0 if I remember well, and they needed the "before" and "after" – a photo with a sharp background, and another one where the almighty "portrait mode" blurred it out.

The cover of the album itself, a slightly blurred black-and-white portrait of Smith in androgynous menswear, was snapped by Robert Mapplethorpe.

Cameron is best known for her portraits – deliberately blurred and artfully composed close-ups, with powerful interplay of light and shade.

Mixing the high-gloss luxury of fashion photography and the refined approach of classical portraiture, Lakin Ogunbanwo's stripped-back portraits blur the line between advertising and art.