Sentence examples for blurry frontier from inspiring English sources
Mr. Winterbottom's film about two young Afghan refugees trying to reach London begins on the Pakistani border and unfolds on the blurry frontier between documentary and fiction.
No Prester John was to be found in Asia, so European imagination moved him around the blurry frontiers of "India" until it found an appropriately powerful kingdom for him in Ethiopia.
Globalisation, she says, has "made frontiers between cultures very blurry", and "I wanted to integrate my two audiences".
Could the prototype consist of an average of all voices experienced during one's life, in which case the frontier between prototype-based coding and long-term adaptation would become blurry?
In Alaska, where everything outside the Last Frontier has long been called just that — "Outside" — the boundaries are suddenly getting blurry as candidates, and the Republican Party, reverse roles.
Constitutional procedure is blurry.
