Sentence examples for blurring of facts from inspiring English sources

It's not hard to see how this constant blurring of facts generates the mood music of anti-immigration rightwingers and establishes common misconceptions about Muslims.

This takes us beyond the blurring of fact and fiction and the corruption of historical truth.

But the Lusitania shows that this instant blurring of fact and fiction is nothing new.

The blurring of fact and fiction has great commercial potential, which is bound to be corrupting in historical terms.

The blurring of fact and fiction is part of the fun, so of course there are parts of me in there.

The Blair inner circle were West Wing nuts almost without exception, and we shall come to their borderline certifiable blurring of fact and fiction later.

Several entries among those 14 films, including "Blind Flight," reflect the impact of television news and reality television and the blurring of fact and fiction.

They'll also respond to your comments from the past couple of weeks, addressing such issues as whether Orwell was just "slumming it," the blurring of fact and fiction, and the rawness of his portrait of the poor.

With "BG: Girl, Girl," part of the informal Studio Series at New York Live Arts, she invites us back into that fractured narrative of sexual awakenings, with its mysterious blurring of fact and fiction.

One of Mondo's hallmarks was its unsettling blurring of fact and fiction – an approach that makes the films hard to know how to respond to, and often landed its creators in hot water.

Chuck Kinder's "Honeymooners" is a Rabelaisian buddy movie of a book that is either an old-fashioned roman à clef or a postmodern experiment in the blurring of fact and fiction.