Sentence examples for blurry divide from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Wilson's production, featuring a set (by Jeff Cowie) that's overly literal for a play poised at the blurry divide between realism and symbolism, is not always as persuasive as Ms. Dukakis's redoubtable Flora.

But a blurry line divides the two.

Dick concentrates on the last two, and on the blurry border that divides them; this allows him to scrutinize the vexed matter of buttock thrusts, the precise number and visibility of which weigh heavily on raters' minds.

One direct strategy is to approximate the non-uniform blur as multiple blur kernels, where the blurry image is divided into several regions, and each region takes uniform blur.

And yet, from where I stand, at times it's hard to tell where Mexico ends, or the United States begins, as if the line, at times blurry, at times hard, can divide us from them.

As an analytical tool, it's best to think of the markets/government divide as a blurry one -- a useful starting point, but just that.

Of course, the practical and the scientific are not necessarily opposites nor in conflict with each other, and sometimes the line dividing them is blurry.

Svenson's art challenges that distinction, and it does so in a city where the public/private divide is already incredibly blurry.

In practice, though, the lines dividing different disorders are blurry.

It's a fuzzy world – the lines that divide appropriation and misappropriation can get blurry.

But as the debate gets down to the details, the lines dividing friend from foe are getting blurry.