Sentence examples for blurry ideas from inspiring English sources
By the time the blurry ideas in "Glass" semi-congeal, a perceptive quote springs to mind, uttered by its namesake almost two long decades ago: "These are mediocre times.
More kind of like a blurry idea of a face.
Human development is a broad and blurry idea, and Ms Short has already upset other ministers by speaking about third-world debt (Treasury matter) and trade (Trade and Industry matter).
If anything, Diane Arbus's comment on the book – that it "hit a whole generation of photographers terribly hard" – understates the extent to which these sometimes blurry, apparently uncomposed images fundamentally changed the idea of what a photograph could be.
It's characteristic of Mr. Milch's constantly evolving, sometimes blurry writing style that series stars like Mr. Franz, Mr. Schroder (who replaced Mr. Smits, Ms. Thompson, Ms. McDaniel and Ms. Delaneyy have little idea where the overlapping plots are heading.
Hey, blurry people, wave.
Constitutional procedure is blurry.
