Sentence examples for blurry range from inspiring English sources

("Another is coming to the village" would mean "I am going to the forest".) The Lardil have a secret ritual register consisting of just a few words, each with a wide but blurry range of meanings, which are often articulated with bizarre pronunciations (including click consonants like those found in the Khoisan languages of Southern Africa).

The Lardil have a secret ritual register consisting of just a few words, each with a wide but blurry range of meanings, which are often articulated with bizarre pronunciations (including click consonants like those found in the Khoisan languages of Southern Africa).

First column is the real blurry image.

In person, however, the tapestries do not play the same tricks of perception as the paintings, or activate that process of synthetic vision introduced by the Impressionists, in which an image appears blurry at close range, then snaps into a more cohesive representation as you step back.

Chlorine exposure can cause symptoms ranging from blurry vision to a condition called acute lung injury, and in up to 1percentt of exposure cases, people die.

Some library workers came down on the side of a spider that somehow slipped under the dome and, at such close range, might appear blurry.

Yes, the image is blurry.

For modulation frequencies outside the predicted detection range, defects appear on thermal images as blurry and unstructured; conversely, for modulation frequencies within the predicted range, defects are correctly represented on thermal images.

The 3-D effect works only in a limited viewing range, outside of which the image gets blurry.

I was struck by the range in scales: sometimes human faces were so close they'd gone blurry; other times bodies were just dots, dwarfed by infrastructure or wreckage.

Generally, it seems the closer and mid-range shots are much sharper, while the distant shots can sometimes be a bit blurry.