Sentence examples for blurry by from inspiring English sources

Large parts of De La Hoya's life remained blurry by design.

Maurice Kaplow's conducting has the right surge, but Elaine Chelton's playing of the solo piano role is too blurry by half.

It was made blurry by shaky ball-striking by Fowler and Woods, who combined to hit 15 of 28 fairways and only 21 of 36 greens.

Voters trickled to the polls along streets draped with American flags, and past memorials of candles and posters, some of which were streaked blurry by the rain.

We're reminded of nineteenth-century photography, when a long exposure was a requirement, not yet a technique to be employed stylistically, and eyes often showed up blurry by accident.

Courses come and go in a blur, made more blurry by endless mayoral toasts of Navarran wine and the sloe-flavoured liqueur patxaran, a source of ruination for many visitors.

Where are we, Jessica?" The piece, set to music by JG Everest with blurry video by Randy Kramer, probably looked and sounded terrific in the planning stages.

The former newsman, who says he was given the blurry photograph "by a guy in Montana," asserts that the object was either the alien spacecraft or a missile of the type that brought down T.W.A. Flight 800 last summer.

We present a method that addresses image matching from partial blurry images by casting it as a problem of text retrieval.

We're used to "focusing" on things close up and leaving the rest of the field of vision blurry so by recreating this on film or video we essentially convince our brains that we're watching something amazingly tiny.

I did manage to take some blurry photos by basically doing my best to foil it, but based on very early experience it seems like it could be a strong contender in terms of Android smartphone camera excellence.