Sentence examples for blurring up from inspiring English sources

Blurring up Titian's Annunciation, he turns the image into what, for 99% of its viewers, it already was: a reproduction of a reproduction, a third-generation bootleg.

It was like nothing I had ever had — so burnt on top and the flavor was super clean, not blurred up by a bunch of random things.

A Google search of the phrase "work life blurring" brought up more than two million links; "work life blending" delivered a bit over seven million.

This may end up blurring Wrangler's image among shoppers used to picking up $15 pairs at Wal-Mart in the U.S.

The floor is of travertine, also the ceiling, which creates a vertiginous blurring of up and down.

To Gerald Early, a professor of modern literature who holds a joint appointment in the English and the African-American studies programs at Washington University in St . Louis the Houston team's well-intentioned solution wound up blurring a linguistic distinction that was critical to Joplin's conception.

Identification of causality is further complicated by the choice of the time window: as Mishkin (2007) notes, while entry of foreign capital and institutions may improve domestic financial markets' conditions through greater competition and liquidity, financial crises could end up blurring this link.

"Jealous or crazy," Beyoncé sings over and over again in "Lemonade's" "Hold Up," blurring the words synonymous before deciding: "More like being walked all over lately, walked all over lately / I'd rather be crazy".

The camera-equipped drone zooms over railroad tracks and weaves through tree branches so quickly that its stabilizing software can barely keep up, blurring several shots as if the lens was blinded by an overwhelming adrenaline surge.

Just as the nation's embrace of draconian tough-on-crime policies ended up blurring the lines between our nation's juvenile-justice system and its adult-criminal-justice system in alarming ways, so has it made unnaturally rigid the line ostensibly separating victims and offenders.

Although the boundary between policy making and policy implementation is blurred, joined-up approaches look rather different in each case.