Sentence examples for even blurred from inspiring English sources

It is an idea that motivates scores of representational painters today, many of whom work from photographs as did Sickert, who sometimes even blurred his images to represent photography's imperfections.

Change begins at the margins and moves to the centre; social media has made the edges more powerful, and the transit from margin to centre more swift – or maybe even blurred the distinction, as mainstream media sometimes scurries to catch up to a vibrant public debate in social and alternative media.

They are situation-based only, meaning doctors don't share patient info, not even blurred photos.

His painfully sincere lurve songs about "special people" don't suggest misogyny and even Blurred Lines has a crude but effective burst of female empowerment, when female voices in the audience cry that they are indeed "the hottest bitch in the place".

And even "Blurred Lines," which had stopped the show the night before, at Clive Davis's party, didn't get the crowd on its feet; pairing Robin Thicke with Chicago didn't work.

But in the truly totalitarian state in which she grew up, such articles would not have appeared at all, and circulating even blurred carbon copies would have risked the gulag.Yet overstatement, like inconsistency, is a diarist's privilege.

P2P computing has had a dramatic effect on mainstream computing, even blurring the distinctions among computer science, engineering, and politics.

You now have the ability to see any environment in 3D providing a new level of understanding and awareness and even blurring between the real and virtual worlds".

Adding to this visual style is the use of tilt shift photography techniques – the screen even blurs a little at the edges, simulating a sort of peripheral vision effect.

These changes in knowledge and understanding of biological life are transforming and even blurring lines between 'nature' and 'culture'culture

A sole focus on actors and the relationships between them, typical of innovation system studies, may even blur the view on how systems actually function and what drives them; hence, it is important to make a distinction between organisations and competences.