Sentence examples for felt blurred from inspiring English sources

The Ondioline was capable of making all sorts of sounds, though each note quivered just a little — felt blurred.

Formed at Bennington and effectively led by Tom Greenberg, who sings and plays guitar, it's a band drowning in reverb: almost every song felt blurred around the edges and muffled at the center.

If it all feels blurred and slightly unreal (especially the idea of earning interest from a bank account) in your mind, that's OK.

While many feel blurring these lines between paid advertisements and editorial content hurts a site's credibility, Jupiter Communications, a new media research firm, says online providers should "be more aggressive in developing contextual commerce links to corresponding editorial content".

Although the singer felt Blur had finally found their musical identity, not everybody was convinced with Albarn's new British-centric manifesto.

Has the 53-year old actress ever felt herself blurring into the vivacious, voracious character she has played, on and off, for more than a decade?

But those contrasts feel increasingly blurred as the mainstream heads downtown (for its venues and perhaps for inspiration) and as the underground comes to the forefront as NYFW continues to push its new blood.

But the distinctions between genres have never felt quite so blurred as they do now.

Staal played more than 17 minutes in Game 3 and said afterward he felt good, despite blurred vision in his right eye.

I felt a blurring at the edges that was, under the circumstances, not a bad thing.

But, as I said, on some level it felt like Blur was swimming against a tide of American grunge.