Sentence examples for blurring on from inspiring English sources

Markos Moulitsas, the founder of the liberal Daily Kos Web site, said Mrs. Clinton had "done a great job of blurring on the war".

The print of a hummingbird in flight, its wings blurring on the body, gave an urgency to the quiet designs as did dresses with color blocks that faded down the body.

The lens is small by necessity, leading to a tiny bit of blurring on the edges of the image, but the sensor can still take well-exposed pictures inside during the day.

Sarah Mitchell was working for a busy recruitment agency in Essex when one day she sat down to read her emails and found the words blurring on the screen in front of her, and her chest constricting as if someone were squeezing her so hard she couldn't breathe.

"The lines are blurring on these things," said Mr. Offsay, whose network has sought to compete with HBO in recent years with movies like "Bastard Out of Carolina," a story about sexual abuse that Ms. Anders was in line to direct at one point before choosing another project; "Strange Justice," about Clarence Thomas and Anita Hill; and explicit series like "Queer as Folk".

Both approaches developed for seamless editing method cause blurring on some parts of the edited region of the target image.

Last week's Focus from Portsmouth was blurred on one point, courtesy of a misinformant.

As I started reading, the words blurred on the page.

Even electronic aficionados concede that the lines blur on a networked system.

In a perfectly Nabokovian way, the two identities began to blur on the page.

Her double-twisting double back flip spun so fast that her body actually seemed to blur on TV.