Sentence examples for blurry passages from inspiring English sources
Part of Mr. Brandt's process involves soaking his prints in water from the lakes he photographs, which results in blurry passages in the final images.
As Mr. Entremont began the main theme of the first movement, some fudged passages and blurry pedaling seemed worrisome signs.
Mr. Brookshire, who played a harpsichord built by Philip Tye in 1991, a copy of a 1738 single-manual instrument by Christian Vater now in the Nuremberg Musical Instrument Museum, maximized the beguiling qualities of the harpsichord -- lutelike tenderness in lyrical moments, a whoosh of blurry colors in onrushing passage work -- in these fleet, imaginative and probing performances.
The passage is as blurry with conflations and elisions as its subject.
Two days later, he said, he was performing cataract surgery in his office, and 10 days later, vision still a little blurry but "getting clearer every day," he cheerfully read passages from his local newspaper to a reporter over the telephone.
The camera — though only employing close-ups for acting passages — often followed her full-frame, so that we had only a blurry sense of the space around her: disorienting but exciting.
We can debate the blurry borderlines of genre forever, but there's no denying that such a passage is, in every way that matters, poetry.
