Sentence examples for blurry documents from inspiring English sources
Just when most astrologers were settling on a birth time of 8 28 to 9 A. M. for McCain, blurry documents appear on the Internet suggesting an "afternoon" birth with an unverifiable birth certificate bearing a time of 6 25 P. M. Most of the planet patterns noted thus far remain relatively constant and the projections of his continued skid are not abated.
It wasn't until last October that Mr. Jurik became an intractable chicken advocate, after someone anonymously sent blurry photographs to Town Hall documenting poultry perambulations in Mr. Jurik's yard and the town fired off a letter informing him he was breaking the law.
These 15 scratched, blurry, black-and-white pictures document artillery, clouds emanating from bombed buildings and off-duty Israeli soldiers, grinning and napping.
This phenomenon, known as cognitive disfluency, promotes learning so effectively that psychologists have devised all manner of "desirable difficulties" to introduce into the learning process: for example, sprinkling a passage with punctuation mistakes, deliberately leaving out letters, shrinking font size until it's tiny or wiggling a document while it's being copied so that words come out blurry.
Plus, both the phone and document are stationary, ensuring that your "scan" won't be unreadably blurry.
Constitutional procedure is blurry.
