The phrase "blurry face" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe someone whose facial features are indistinct, often due to being far away or obscured. For example, "The figure in the distance had a blurry face that was impossible to make out."
Sitting on a chair in a red, knee-length dress revealing black stockings, her blurry face shadowed by a blue bonnet, she leans her cheek on one hand and holds an orange in the other.
The father managed to open his eyes and saw, as if through a fog, the doctor's blurry face.
After the release of their second studio album Blurry Face, American electropop duo Twenty One Pilots (Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun) are in Australia for their international tour.
It was the equivalent of some poor soul who vaguely resembled the blurry face on a "Wanted" poster being rustled up by a mob on Main Street and nearly lynched.
Her partner, Marshall Mann, is played by Frederick Weller, a physically imposing actor, except for two things — he has an unexpressive, blurry face, and when he speaks he barely opens his mouth.
When he presented human subjects with blurry face images, containing only 12 by 14 pixels' worth of visual information, they performed similarly well, recognizing 75percentt of the face images accurately.
One might wonder to what extent Simpson regards these odd women as a footnote to the big characters of her three previous books, blurry faces briefly glimpsed as the family car speeds by.
Look at how squished up and blurry his face is.
The "hidden mother" pictures came about because mothers wanted portraits of their beloved offspring, but long exposures times meant that any movement would result in a blurry-face (also quite creepy).
(Franju grants us one brief, blurry glimpse of her real face; it's enough).
Most important, though, is the crushing, doom-laden music and blurry close up on the face of the man whose spirit has been crushed.
