Sentence examples for blurry figures from inspiring English sources

In the best instance — "Cool Summer" (1962), a panoramic winner in oils — rhythmic shapes distantly suggest blurry figures at a beach, wavering in a stiff breeze.

Marie survives and attempts to resume her career as a broadcast journalist in Paris, only to discover that she is haunted by a vision that she had as she came close to dying — a shimmering impression of blurry figures standing in a whitish light.

Their husbands - blurry figures who are either nice and do the washing up or nasty and don't - are partly to blame for this state of affairs by absconding every day to their offices, but the main culprit is motherhood itself, with its relentless cycle of petty, ego-obliterating chores, which Cusk details with venomous relish.

Off-center compositions leave vast, empty spaces where evil can lurk; a nervous camera catches blurry figures an instant before they disappear behind a door frame; fiendishly mixed sound effects make it seem as if foul forces are rattling about, not just in the attic or basement, but inside your head.

The photo depicts Lennon in a doorway with three blurry figures walking past him in the foreground.

A hundred pages in, you can't connect the blurry figures to the names — the best he can do with his sensei is compliment her dapper outfits: "She wore a black dress with a white collar, pearl bracelet on her wrist".

This blurry figure starts to get crystallised".

#euco twitter.com/tconnellyRTE/s… November 23, 2012 The blurry figure in the foreground is Helle Thofning-SchmiDenmarkenmark.

Then we hired a designer, who made a blurry figure of a person.

Shortly thereafter, he said, Mr. Sharpton noticed "a blurry figure" approach him as police officers milled about, and the man thrust a knife into his chest.

Behind the frosted glass door is the blurry figure of a nurse whose head is crossed out by the red cross painted on the door.