Sentence examples for blurry light from inspiring English sources

Remembering, I see myself and the street in a clear but blurry light, static, like a film abruptly stopped.

In them shafts of blurry light, falling on indistinct suggestions of church steeples, buildings, sailboats and ocean waves, suggest a kind of heavenly immanence.

It's all just blurry light, light smeared like some celestial fingerprint all over the rocks and the reef and the sunken garbage.

I like their black beanie and the way their cheekbones look sharp and powerful in the blurry light of an autumn afternoon.'.

Behind the pair were the blurry lights of New York in the rain.

Neither a teetotaller's tract nor a celebration of drinking excess, Sasnal's painted and ink-on-paper images of blurry lights, heaving floors, and slumped-over revellers attempt to make a connection between perception, history, and memory — or what is left of it after an individual or nation imbibes a few too many.

Only when the clock ticks past 4am, and all manner of other blurry lights start to crowd into my field of vision, do I admit defeat and stumble back to my hotel.

Maybe those grainy videos and blurry lights are the reassurances we have that something greater exists outside of ourselves.

He paints tight grids of blurry lights--which sometimes resemble postcard views of airport runways by night--and covers them with painterly skies of one sort or another.

In Messier's time a nebula was a term used to denote any blurry celestial light source.

A video by John Breitzman hypnotically depicts the blurry yellowish lights of a midnight landscape rushing past the compartment's windows.