There are, of course, two very different reasons why people wear glasses – short-sightedness, or myopia, where things in the distance are blurry; and long-sightedness, or hyperopia, where you can't focus on things close up.
The boundaries between art and performance have long been blurry, and theatre in London right now seems to be revelling in avant-garde experimentation.
The line between a president's official duties and his campaign activities in an election year has long been blurry, and such disputes occur every time an incumbent president runs for re-election.
Well, the line between artistic statement and marketing opportunity became blurry a long time ago at Fashion Week, especially at Lincoln Center, where the event is named after a car (Mercedes-Benz, if you need ask).
Wings, the book says, like blurry gauze.The long thin nectar-threading bill Of a bird that backs off only to start againFrom its still point in midair.
When our natural reaction to news of a horrific shooting is to add it to a long, long list, it's no surprise that the list itself is blurry and undefined.
If you stare at the mysterious eye on the back of the dollar bill for long enough, your eyes will begin to go blurry, and you might possibly lose your job and become destitute.
"Everything was blurry and dizzy.
8. *(4:43)—Slow, blurry and buzzy guitar.
The result would be blurry and jumbled.
Their vision was blurry and many could not breathe.
