Sentence examples for blurry of from inspiring English sources

The adoption of one anekdot over another taps into something deeply authentic: a spectral snapshot, suitably blurry, of the zeitgeist in a particular place.

MARINA ROSENFELD: That border is deeply blurry, of course, but the distinction between recordings and the live is also kind of interesting now that it is a little hard to find.

However, they cannot reach the true value, which will cause the edge blurry of reconstructed image.

The number of points on the leaf has no significance; the number and arrangement of the points were chosen after wind tunnel tests showed the current design to be the least blurry of the various designs when tested under high wind conditions.

It still lurks in the distance, but it's blurry, out of focus.

I followed it up with a couple of blurry shots of Times Square and my local subway train pulling into the stop.

The period photographs and engravings, even the blurriest of them, convey the snow's magnitude.

And the blurriest of issues remains why they allowed Hitler to do what he did.

A surreally beautiful, contrapuntal soundscape unfolded against a video backdrop of live, blurry images of the musicians.

Also, a blurry videotape of part of the incident seems to show a man in uniform.

The brushed aluminium walls, gently warped, create a ghostly backdrop of reflections, a blurry mingling of people and artwork.