Sentence examples for borders are blurred from inspiring English sources

The two cities are separated by bridges but all the other borders are blurred.

"Today the borders are blurred between street and graffiti artists," said Leanne Sacramone, curator at the foundation.

When asked about the possibility of heralding a new, post-reparations world order – in which financial recompense is made, and colonial-era borders are blurred – lawyer Martyn Day just sighs: "When we started the Mau Mau case, nobody gave us a chance.

Secondly, as yoga encompasses a wide variety of practices, borders are blurred between yoga and other, similar, interventions.

It's important to see that our industry is changing and the borders are blurring, so it's clear the three of those companies will have a huge share of revenues which will come from advertising," said Maurice Lévy, chairman and chief executive of the Publicis Groupe.

BUFFALO — The distinction between Buffalo and the country it borders was blurred still further Sunday as Canada beat Russia, 6-3, itsits opening game at the world junior tournament at HSBC Arena.

However, because the lesion borders were blurred in some cases, the accuracy of our system required improvement.

Border: The border is blurred or ragged.

But when the dusty neighboring town of Abu Dis was finally given over to Palestinian control, it briefly reminded everyone that even physical Jerusalem is a loaded concept: its borders, fixed on a map, are blurred on the ground in an emotionally complicated, politicized way.

It is very difficult to see a border between insurtech and healthtech today; lines are blurred.

Lines are blurred, breached.