Sentence examples for blurred smudge from inspiring English sources
Too many spy shows these days depend on exaggerated gadgetry: being able to track suspects via a handy satellite, say, or enhance a photo of a blurred smudge into a pin-sharp portrait.
She was blurring, smudging, not herself.
It is a place where the frontiers between the words "Hindu" and "Muslim" had "grown smudged and blurred," but it will be dragged into the sectarian brutality of the 20th century all the same.
That's points off, of course, but real background blur also ramps up smoothly on either side of the focal point, meaning things near the sharp part will be only slightly blurred, while items far away like distant lights will be reduced to circular smudges.
Lines are blurred, breached.
Everywhere the edges blurred.
We also found, in several folios, visible areas with dissolution, spreading and smudges due to water-solubility of paints when in contact with moisture, like in the borders (Fig. 17d) and in the historiated initial with the image of Saint Catherine, which had its face blurred (Fig. 2g).
