Sentence examples for blurring as it from inspiring English sources

He is also engaged to Rachel Weisz, who has never looked more sumptuous than she does in her queenly closeups here, with the focus holding on her reddened lips and blurring as it reaches her earrings.

Chisora promised to slap Haye twice, hands were raised and voices blurred as it all went horribly wrong.

For men the relationship between fact and fiction should be clearly marked, and not blurred as it is in some of the longlist novels.

Through a Lens of Politics The line between Mr. Kelly's activism and the rest of his life has blurred, as it has for many deeply committed people.

For doctors who want to discuss using medical marijuana with their patients, the line between advice and advocacy remains almost as blurred as it was before a recent court decision guaranteed a physician's right to address the issue openly.

In the early 1950's, after having trouble studying distant stars and galaxies because their light blurred as it passed through Earth's atmosphere, Dr. Babcock conceived a system that could compensate for the distortion, a technique known as adaptive optics.

The fuzzy quality of that sentence – "going as far back" refers not to the history lesson but her own biography – is presumably deliberate, because the entire novel is similarly blurred as it dips in and out of Jimmy's parallel historical world: we are told that he favours detail over themes or theories, although later we learn that "conflict was at the heart of his theory of history".

The lines are blurred as it all comes down to that - was the player being honest?

It is softened and blurred, as it would when diffusing through the widened aperture of a regular lens.

This alleviates much of the issue with judder and motion blur as it allows your brain to fill in the gap faster than you can consciously notice.

I suddenly couldn't comprehend any kind of future, blurred as it was by the prospect of death.