Sentence examples for blurry edges from inspiring English sources

Skunk and Porcupine are portrayed with soft, blurry edges that add to their charm.

Still, there are a lot of blurry edges in the book.

But there's an equally appealing quality to the gentler etchings: all blurry edges and melting lines.

Over all, the figures, with blurry edges that seem to merge into the background, make surprisingly little impact.

Soon after, Mark Rothko's "Untitled," superposed blazing red rectangles with blurry edges that are set off by narrow darker frames, dazzled the room.

Mr. Chiu took the spotlight first, with "Blurry Edges, Shiny Middles," a work by Elizabeth Adams that Mr. Chiu said had been completed only a day or two earlier.

The front line, as people here call it, is basically a blurry edge, where the government and rebel zones peter out.

Unlike traditional gradient vector flow snake, the improved gradient vector flow snake adopts anisotropic diffusion and a four directions edge operator to solve the blurry boundary and edge shifting problem.

The set of the first part is minimalist: a white translucent box house tipped on its edge, a vase of flowers and a white screen with a black, blurry-edged, Rothko-like square on it (intimations of suicide?).

As a result, the images were blurry around the edges — keyholes in soft focus.

Some faster passagework got blurry around the edges, but it was all in the service of the spirit of the work.