Sentence examples for blurry snapshot from inspiring English sources

In October of 2013, the Malaysian entrepreneur Vivy Sofinas Yusof posted a slightly blurry snapshot of herself on Instagram.

But all that makes for "a very blurry snapshot," historian Felicia Viator, a Cal grad and visiting lecturer, told a gathering of students in Doe Library recently.

I don't expect the average Guardian reader to worry about whether that blurry snapshot of their genitals has had more views than the one they published last week.

After taking a blurry snapshot, I stepped into the nearby Ristorante Teatini for an excellent meal of squid-ink passatelli (like a local take on spaetzle) and a glass of famoso, a floral white wine from the region.

A blurry snapshot of ChromeOS has surfaced showing a new, Mac-like dock and some battery and wireless notifiers in the bottom corner.

While user ineptitude is often at the root of our blurry snapshots, the limits of conventional cameras can be to blame as well.

Never mind that these are blurry snapshots (Al Gore won the first insta-polls in 2000) or that the surveys, financed and trumpeted by news outlets, have been unusually volatile this year.

Although the title character of Julie Bertuccelli's film "Since Otar Left" is seen only fleetingly in blurry snapshots, his presence haunts the imaginations of the three women at the center of this beautifully written and acted drama.

Although the title character is seen only fleetingly in blurry snapshots, his presence haunts the imaginations of the three women at the center of this beautifully written and acted drama.

At Bruce Silverstein Gallery, through December 24th, these photos of steamy cars and squished faces hang across from some of Wolf's best-known work: large-scale, architectural views of skyscraper walls, accompanied by blurry snapshots of what can be seen through their windows with a telephoto lens.

Stuff like this: this hot chick Marina Abramovic would take blurry snapshots of her performances during the 70s.