Sentence examples for blurry definition from inspiring English sources
We were discussing folk music — its wide influence, our personal preferences, but also folk's blurry definition and its image problem.
But a blurry definition from Mattis of a chemical attack invited uncertainty about what threshold would prompt additional US military reprisal.
Send one cancer patient to an oncologist and another to a witch doctor, and one of the two is much more likely to survive — and no matter how blurry the proper definition of "health" may be, the cemeteries are filled with clear examples what it doesn't look like, offering a negative example that no rational person can deny.
The line to which one might be considered an "Outsider" artist has gotten very blurry in the past decade and the definition muddled.
Along with the usual archival photographs and blurry home movies, there are frequent high-definition color views of the majestic scenery in parks like Yellowstone, Yosemite, Acadia and Denali.
The definition of stepping stone is unified and relatively blurry.
Hey, blurry people, wave.
Constitutional procedure is blurry.
HD TV, 1080i television broadcasts have five times the number of pixels as standard definition, which produces a much crisper, sharper picture and has allowed screens to grow in size without looking pixelated or blurry at normal viewing distances.
