Sentence examples for cannot be blurred from inspiring English sources

When I wonder whether it's prudishness that makes people recoil from it, she argues: "It's really easy for women to be accused of being prudish, but there is an absolute line about sexual consent that cannot be blurred.

Just recently, Chief Charlie Beck of the Los Angeles Police Department agreed with the ACLU and the Los Angeles Times editorial board that "the lines between municipal law enforcement and the U.S. military cannot be blurred".

Although policy makers have not clearly spelt out guidelines against which the purchasing body and providers can operate in this context, the potential advantages cannot be blurred in obscurity.

Soberingly, IARC's diligent evaluation process of what can and what cannot cause cancer in humans would be blurred when equating group 1 (proven carcinogen) classifications with group 2A classifications, as recommended in the Asturias Declaration.

"Consumers expect the lines to be blurred".

Another panelist pointed out that in this instance lines of what a journalist can and cannot do had been "blurred".

In practice, we find that such peaks cannot be observed and are blurred together over a bandwidth several times that of the CBF.

The biggest, general problem afflicting the video BG subtraction is that the distinction between the background (the expected part of the scene) and the foreground (the unexpected part) is blurred and cannot fit into the definition given above.

For some images the segmentation using active contour cannot converge as the contours are blurred and the contrast is low between the object and the background; see Figures 12 and 13.

OPS imaging is limited in this respect since OPS images of the capillaries are blurred and cannot always be detected.

Polarization curves in acetamide melt are blurred, so the electrode processes cannot be correctly interpreted.