Sentence examples for example of the blurring from inspiring English sources

"This is a textbook example of the blurring of lines between the private and the public".

Whichever interpretation you favor, the Post-it's evolution is an unusually constructive example of the blurring of design and invention.

Another example of the blurring lines in media is The Daily — the News Corporation venture to create a tablet-only news publication.

"This is an example of the blurring of the line between the personal interest in the family business and the government," said Kathleen Clark, an expert on government ethics and law professor at Washington University in St . Louis

"The Anchorage," which stars the director Anders Edstrom's mother, Ulla, as a woman living alone on a Swedish island, has been cited as an example of the blurring of the lines between documentary and fiction.

The show has eight million look 'n' listeners, half of them adults (another example of the blurring of age lines), and provokes forty-five thousand letters a week, or the equivalent of four people sitting down to write Mr. Clark every minute of the day and night — God knows what about.

The artists did not have far to look for examples of the blurring of the line between art and its real-life consequences.

One of the most striking examples of the blurring lines between industries is CVS Health's proposed $69 billion acquisition of Aetna, which would marry one of the world's largest pharmacy retailers to one of the largest health insurers.

One of Merwin's favorite examples of the blurring of the two holidays is a children's book, "How Murray Saved Christmas," a rhyming spoof of "'Twas the Night Before Christmas".

Makego is another great example of the boundaries blurring between digital and physical play.

Her brilliant commercial is yet one more example of the wonderful blurring of the boundaries between the art, fashion and commercial spheres.